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A surprise small tax cut, but little else for financial advisers in the 2025 Federal Budget

From FAAA - Financial Advice Association Australia

A rather subdued Federal Budget has been delivered in Canberra on the eve of the announcement of the federal election. This was a Budget that Treasurer Jim Chalmers, up until

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27 Mar 2025

DECA members engage in crucial dialogues on cryptocurrency regulation with Australian Government leaders

From DECA - Digital Economy Council of Australia

The Digital Economy Council of Australia (DECA, previously Blockchain Australia) recently took part in two significant events aimed at influencing the future of cryptocurrency regulation in Australia. On July 11th,

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23 Jul 2024

Customer-owned banks welcome introduction of Regulatory Grid

From COBA - Customer Owned Banking Association

The Customer Owned Banking Association (COBA) and its members are pleased to welcome the Government’s decision to introduce a Financial Sector Regulatory Initiatives Grid following extensive advocacy by COBA. In yesterday’s

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12 Mar 2024

What an open China means for Asian equities

China’s about-turn on its COVID restrictions late last year has had profound impacts on its economy and those of the Asian countries that trade closely with it. Federal Treasurer Jim

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13 Feb 2023

The SMSF Association remains resolutely opposed to a cap on superannuation balances

From SMSF Association

SMSF Association CEO John Maroney says: “We do not and have never supported a cap on superannuation balances. The small number of SMSFs with extremely large balances are a legacy

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11 Nov 2022

Customer Owned Banking Association welcomes new APRA appointments

From The Customer Owned Banking Association

The Customer Owned Banking Association – Australia’s industry body for customer‑owned banks – has has welcomed Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ announcement of new appointments to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).

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01 Nov 2022

Labor’s first budget is fiscally responsible amid severe domestic and global challenges

From Actuaries Institute

The Federal Government’s revised 2022-23 Budget, delivered tonight by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, contains fiscally responsible measures which are essential at a time when the nation’s growth trajectory confronts severe domestic

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27 Oct 2022

FPA welcomes appointment of Stephen Jones to financial services portfolio in an Albanese government

From FPA - Financial Planning Association

The Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) welcomes the appointment of the Hon Stephen Jones as Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services, allowing him to continue the collaborative work

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02 Jun 2022

SMSF Association congratulates new Ministers

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association is looking forward to a constructive relationship with the incoming Labor Government and is hopeful that two of the outstanding measures from the 2021 Federal Budget –

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02 Jun 2022

SMSF Association National Conference demonstrates appetite for return to major live events

From SMSF Association

SMSF Association CEO John Maroney and Association Chair Scott Hay-Bartlem warmly welcomed a strong delegation of over 950 multidisciplinary SMSF professionals from across the country at the opening of the

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21 Apr 2022

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CPD: The Fragmentation Era
In our 2024 Secular Outlook, “Yield Advantage[1],” we argued that central banks had largely tamed inflation and would soon start cutting interest rates. We said risks were shifting from growth [...]
CPD: Retirement income strategy choices
There’s a wide variety of income strategies used across the market, with an equally wide variety of labels attached to these strategies. Each varies in complexity, its ability to mitigate [...]
CPD: Ethics and the advice practice
When last published, the FAAA’s Value of Advice Index[1] saw trust in financial advice at an all-time high, which reinforces the importance of ethical practice. This article, proudly sponsored by [...]
CPD: Is your approach to client risk profiling putting you at risk?
Introduction The shockwaves that followed the announcement of ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs by Donald Trump brought an abrupt and unsettling end to a three-year bull market. Major global indices plummeted by [...]
CPD: A new global order and implications for investors
The new global order differs from its predecessor in four ways, as outlined in the following article from GSFM’s investment partner TD Epoch. For decades, the US has been unrivalled [...]