by Rodney Lester
How can the industry solve the “scaled advice” problem - that would see people introduced to financial advice at a more attractive price point and encourage and enable more people to access professional financial advice?
by Rudi Loggenberg
Adviser Ratings conducts a comprehensive monthly review of adviser movements and has shared some of this data in previous articles. This data always makes for some very interesting reading, identifying historical trends and perhaps, providing a…
by Nini from Melbourne
My mother in law is wanting to send me $40,000 AUS from the UK. How much can I receive before I have to pay tax on it, or it affects any Centrelink FTB?
by Mark Pesce
If you think developments in cryptocurrencies are all pie in the sky, Mark Pesce has an example of an innovation advanced by the popularity of cryptocurrencies that is likely to touch most people in the not too distant future – the Smart Contract.
by Adviser Ratings Research
Here's a great infographic on the adviser landscape across the country...
by Bryan Ashenden
The cornerstone to any successfully operating self-managed super fund (SMSF) is its bank or cash account. After all, it’s the first thing that will be opened whenever an SMSF is established.
by Rodney Johnstone
We own our own home. We have a SMSF. We purchased a commercial building with debt owed. We have shares around 50k. We have approx. 300k to invest. Should we pay off debt, invest in shares or salary sacrifice?
by Rodney Johnstone
Our Adviser Profile this week is Rod Johnstone, a Platinum adviser with 11 client reviews and an average customer rating of 4.8 out of 5 Stars. Rod is a CFP and Retirement Specialist at B&W Additions in Melbourne’s CBD and wants to make the planning…
by Ken B in South Australia
We own our home and don't really want to invest further in the share or property markets as we're wary of the next "crash" in both. Aside from topping up super, what other "safe" or low risk investments are available.