Articles by: Simon Hoyle
It seems like a long time ago now, but the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry was a landmark event for financial advice. Public […]
The COVID-19 global pandemic has prompted a rethink of the value of advice, as an increasing number of individuals and households find themselves under financial pressure. But the individuals believe […]
There are still a few weeks left in 2020, but it’s safe to say already that this year has been one of the most challenging in living memory. As if […]
We’re waiting with bated breath to learn what the next CoreData Trust in Financial Services survey tells us about how financial advice is faring in the eyes of the Australian […]
The decline of adviser numbers over the past couple of years or so has been well documented, but it is only part of the story of what’s been taking place […]
People often make unwise or hasty decisions when they’re under stress. And a growing number of Australian households have found themselves under stress, both financially and non-financially, during the COVID-19 […]
All eyes will be on IOOF over the next year or two as it digests the acquisition of MLC and beds it down alongside other recent acquisitions, including the former […]
In Part Two of a two-part series, New Model Adviser looks at the issue of leadership in the licensee industry. You can read Part One here. Sometimes success comes down […]
It’s a sobering thought to those who, like GPS Wealth managing director Grahame Evans, have been in and around the financial advice industry for a while, but many advisers in the […]
The introduction of new education, professional and ethical standards has been painful for many advisers. The process has been protracted, disruptive and costly. But even if the implementation has been […]
Start Making Sense – Ep 8: Super stapling – the new growth challenge 
Improved financial literacy another happy side-effect of good advice 
Trust in financial advice returning as the darkest days recede 
Financial planning and asset management in a time of uncertainty 
Time to reassess the role of robo-advice in addressing accessibility and affordability 
There are three pillars to Australia’s retirement income policy: the age pension, compulsory super, and voluntary retirement savings. The current review is also considering home ownership as an important part […]
There are still a few weeks left in 2020, but it’s safe to say already that this year has been one of the most challenging in living memory. As if […]
Under the government’s super stapling reforms, we will see members take their super funds with them to new jobs instead of having new accounts created for them automatically. That’s undeniably […]
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