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Jason Spits
Jason Spits
Jason has been writing on financial services since 1999 and has worked on a number of trade media titles in both a full time and freelance capacity. He joined Money Management in 2013 in the role of Senior Journalist.
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ASIC has urged advisers and licensees to update details on its Financial Adviser Register (FAR) or be hit with new fees and charges....
Australia’s funds management sector will not be able to expand into Asia without more political drive and a reconsideration of investment vehicle structures....
Former adviser, based in Victoria, banned for five and half years for inappropriate advice and potentially misleading clients....
Lower income earners should be given a $5,000 boost to their super to make the most of compound interest before retirement, according to ISA....
Index investing in emerging markets is a meaningless exercise with individual markets too varied to create good returns from a passive investment strategy....
The high market capitalisation of Australian banks is creating concerns around passive investments, particularly as other sectors taper off further exposing the financial...
A shift away from Australian equities towards a diversified growth strategy could boost the underlying returns for defined contribution super vehicles....
The hedge fund sector will push past the $100 billion mark driven by international manager interest, government reforms, and investor demand....
Market Vectors ETFs score high level approval from SQM while Tempo AM receives rapid rating from Lonsec....
Morningstar Australia will provide access to the equities selection tools it uses to build its separately managed accounts, offering them to advisers and brokers....
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The succession dilemma is more than just a matter of commitments.This isn’t simply about younger vs. older advisers. It’...
Significant ethical issues there. If a relationship is in the process of breaking down then both parties are likely to b...
It's not licensees not putting them on, it's small businesses (that are licensed) that cannot afford to put them on. The...