by Christopher Zinn
It’s perhaps no coincidence that as a Senate committee unearthed yet more shortcomings around financial advice some consumers would be spooked by proposed changes to super and negative gearing.
by Bill Waller
Bill, gold adviser, has an adviser rating of 84% and a customer rating of 99% from 4 customer reviews. Bill a Certified Financial Planner® operates under the Securitor Financial Group License for his company, Financial Advice Shop in the sunny…
by Angus Woods
The heat turned up another notch on both the financial planning industry and ASIC this week, following Sydney Morning Herald’s investigation into NAB Wealth.
Adviser Ratings will launch phase 2 of its website in coming weeks, which will further…
by Scott Malcolm
Our Adviser Profile this week is Scott Malcolm. Scott and his team aim to create a solution tailored toward your overall life goals. A Platinum adviser with 56 reviews and an average client rating of 4.88 out of 5 stars, Scott is the Owner and…
by David Rae
The world of financial advice will undergo radical change in coming years. This will provide challenges but also huge opportunity for those who are willing to embrace it. Here are David Rae's four big trends:
by Joshua Stega and Adriano Donato
Natalie from Sydney and the founder of online marketplace of babies and children’s clothes and toys for mothers or soon to be mothers looking, www.mamadoo.com.au, posed us three questions:
by Christopher Zinn
Consumers may be forgiven for seeing some unlikely parallels in the frozen berry contamination scare and the compromised NAB financial planner headlines. Certainly contracting Hepatitis A from a smoothie seems more immediately alarming than having…
by Matthew Ross and Shane Pinkerton
I am 65 years old. My husband recently passed away unexpectedly - he was in control of our finances. We currently have $3M in Superannuation, and the house we live in is paid off. The Superannuation proceeds are split 40% cash and fixed interest and…
by Christopher Zinn
The Dutch bankers must do it. Doctors don’t do it as much as you might think. Even business brains with MBAs can do their own. Now there’s a chance for those in banking and finance.
It, of course, is to make an oath that interesting word which…