Listcorp is expanding its functionality to incorporate record-keeping of investors’ behavioural trends and sentiments, as well as social feedback, in order to strengthen their investment decision-making and confidence in the listed company environment.

The latest integration by Class will allow investors, particularly SMSFs, to make better-informed decisions through online platform and mobile app Simply Wall St’s institutional quality market research.

BGL Corporate Solutions has implemented its big data filters for the proposed superannuation changes in the 2016 federal budget, which will allow its Simple Fund 360 clients to filter, evaluate and extract critical data in seconds.

SMSF trustees need to have planned some tax minimisation strategies well in advance of the commencement of a pension, and also should allow for any future change in member circumstances, a superannuation technical specialist has warned. Addressing the situation of trustees wanting to separate the taxable component of their benefits from the tax-free component, BT […]

The fourth annual SMSF Service Provider Awards have named the most innovative and top performing businesses in the sector as voted by trustees. Industry research specialist CoreData, in conjunction with , recently hosted the awards ceremony in Sydney, recognising the leading market participants across the SMSF value chain. The best of the best were acknowledged across […]

SMSF trustees must place greater importance on their estate planning arrangements and engage with a professional adviser, otherwise they could experience pitfalls and expensive court cases due to incorrect documentation. “One of the biggest issues is the actual need for estate planning with super because most trustees are mistaken in the fact that they think […]

The federal government today released the first tranche of exposure draft legislation for superannuation reforms that were announced in the 2016 federal budget.

Federal Revenue and Financial Services Minister Kelly O’Dwyer has branded the super policy of opposition leader Bill Shorten backwards and an attack on aspirational Australians trying to save for their retirement.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has banned Park Trent Properties Group chief executive and director Ronald Cross from providing financial services for four years, after it was found he extensively and illegally publicised the purchase of investment properties through an SMSF to clients.