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Why the watchdog is at your door

ASIC will next week contact 30 Australian financial services licensees as part of the next phase of its review of financial advice industry ... [more]

The real reasons too many people are underinsured

There are numerous reasons why Australians don't have adequate levels of insurance cover, but Mark Thompson argues that commissions on life insurance products ... [more]

Competition in life insurance

Richard Weatherhead says life insurance is currently front of mind for many stakeholders in the financial services industry. Many traditional financial advisers have ... [more]

ROUNDTABLE: The real risk in FoFA

Risk products are not the same as investment products, but the Government's FoFA proposal to ban risk commissions treats them the same. A ... [more]

What’s over the horizon for the financial advice market?

The acceptance that commissions were going to be removed as a form of remuneration for providing financial advice has sometimes been grudging. But ... [more]

Government unleashes a regulatory avalanche

Three Government reviews will have a big effect on the planning landscape, says Richard Weatherhead Much has already been written about the various ... [more]

A question of self-control

There are 416,000 self-managed super funds in
Australia, with assets approaching about $360 billion, yet there is little hard
data on SMSF asset allocation or ... [more]

Risk profiling in life insurance

Obtaining insurance cover at the optimal cost is a challenge for all advisers. Richard Weatherhead explains. The price of life insurance cover varies ... [more]

Improving the client experience

Risk industry leaders gathered at a Professional Planner/CommInsure roundtable to discuss what advisers and the insurance industry can do to make clients’ experiences ... [more]

Simple steps to improve coverage

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There are a number of things to think about when comparing level and stepped premiums, says Richard Weatherhead. More and more Australians are ... [more]