Malavika Santhebennur

Malavika Santhebennur was a news and features financial services journalist at Money Management, part of Financial Express. She has previously written in various industrial publications at Cirrus Media, including mining, food, franchising, and health.

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Financial planning

02 May

Majority don’t seek super advice

Majority of Australians do not seek financial advice on their superannuation even though almost half continue to find super complicated and ‘boring’, Suncorp research sho...

Policy & Regulation

02 May

ISA welcomes channelling high-end super tax to women

ISA has welcomed media reports the Federal Budget could re-target high-end super tax concessions to women and other low income earners even as millions face a $500 tax in...

Financial planning

29 Apr

New GM role for MLC Advice

MLC has created a new general manager role for MLC Advice, as its parent company, NAB, looks to integrate MLC Advice into its Advice Partnership network....

Financial planning

28 Apr

Robo-advice impact evident but is it all positive?

While the majority of investment professionals believe robo-advice will slash advice costs, the jury is still out on whether the industry will be “unambiguously better of...

Funds management

27 Apr

Negative gearing changes to sting young property investors

Tinkering with negative gearing rules will punish young property investors who are generally on lower marginal tax rates, the Stockbrokers Association argued. ...

Financial planning

27 Apr

Paradigm hires from industry funds sector

Paradigm Group has poached Carsten Zuber from Industry Fund Services as head of operations to focus on the firm’s risk insurance sector. ...

Funds management

26 Apr

It’s a Budget deficit, not debt: Deloitte

Australia is facing a deficit problem rather than debt, and Governments are trying to conceal the fact that the prosperity flowing from the resources boom is over....

Financial planning

21 Apr

Technology boosts education but doesn’t replace adviser

Technology can increase financial literacy among Australians but online advice solutions cannot replace the an adviser with emotional intelligence, Deborah Kent said....