The government has confirmed highly anticipated changes to CGT and negative gearing concessions in Tuesday night’s budget.

Every adviser conference is talking about it and every vendor is selling it and the opportunity is real for practices to use agentic AI is real, writes Michael Connory. But the questions you ask ...

Many investors believe their portfolios are adequately diversified but on closer inspection they are often concentrated in the same region, investment management styles and the same handful of ...

Fee consent issues that were meant to be addressed by the Delivering Better Financial Outcomes reforms have only left advisers with further business inefficiencies, the Financial Advice Association ...

For many investors, the label emerging markets still conjures up fragile currencies, unstable governance and unfulfilled promise, writes Orbis Investments’ Eric Marais. This perception has endured ...

Almost half of Australians are receiving “clickbait” ads about switching into risky super funds, according to research from ...

The $1 billion collapse of Shield and First Guardian could result in more externally managed products being included in the ...

Only weeks into the portfolio, shadow Minister for Financial Services Kevin Hogan joins Professional Planner editor to ...

New shadow Minister for Financial Services Kevin Hogan is not sold on university degrees being the best pathway to becoming a ...

In one of his final public appearances before departing the regulator at the end of the month, outgoing ASIC chair Joe Longo will call for the end of unlicenced communications about superannuation, ...

The on- and off-stage antics at the extravagant Milken Global Conference in Los Angeles tell us a lot about where ...

Most financial advice scandals are depressingly familiar, often following a similar playbook with predictable results, writes Simon Hoyle. While the players involved may change, the fundamental story ...