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Margin lending: financial adviser obligations

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Submitted by Financial Adviser on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 16:13

Over the last five years there have been a number of serious business failures involving margin lending activities of both standard and non-standard facilities. 

Financial Advice Is Not The Same As Your Horoscope!

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Submitted by Financial Adviser on Tue, 03/27/2012 - 20:52
Not everyone believes in horoscopes and astrology, but then not everyone appreciates the value of sound financial planning advice, either. People seek their fortunes in the stars just as they do financial advice: for many reasons. There are only two specific types of financial advice, general and personal and perhaps by looking at the topic and comparing it with astrology, something that has millions of followers in Australia, we can gain more understanding of both variations of fortune telling.

SuperSeeker, AUSfund and Lost Superannuation Funds

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Submitted by Financial Adviser on Sun, 01/15/2012 - 22:22

Why use SuperSeeker? SuperSeeker (superseeker.super.ato.gov.au) is a free tool to find  lost and unclaimed super. SuperSeeker online feature allows to request a holding super fund to roll-over lost superannuation to another superannuation fund. SuperSeeker ‘s online and phone services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. SuperSeeker online function is straight forward. If you enter tax file number (TFN), surname and given names and a date of birth.

Making Money From iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 Release Date

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Submitted by Financial Adviser on Sat, 01/07/2012 - 11:41

Morgan Stanley research suggests smartphone sales will outpace PC and laptop sales in 2012 with 650 million smartphones sold next year, then 1 billion annually by 2016 (Source: IMS Research). Goldman Sachs says the disruptive nature on smartphones and tablets will soon fully replace the laptop market, where laptops will remain only in third world countries due to low cost.

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