Dead clients charged fees. Clients impersonated by financial planners. Fees for no service. Customers losing homes for following bad advice. What else might we hear from the banking royal commssion?
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The SMSF Association is engaging ASIC over its recent “Fact Sheet” to SMSF trustees, which has adopted the Productivity Commission’s guide as to a minimum advisable sum – $500,000 – to have to efficie
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) should withdraw its Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) factsheet because it contains “an array of seemingly deliberate inaccuracies”, a
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