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FPA Weekly eSummarieS - (super related overview)
Saturday, 17 June - Friday, 23 June 2000
Source: FPA 'Weekly eSummarieS'
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23rd June 2000
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Money Management 22/6
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SISFA's call to ranks.
Small Independent Superannuation Funds Association (SISFA) chair David Smith, speaking at a Financial Planning Association Sydney chapter lunch, has appealed for financial planners to join its ranks, in a bid to better represent self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) members.
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Radio
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Saturday Mornings 17/06/2000 - 06:39 AM
ABC 774 3LO (Melbourne)
Compere: Tonya Roberts Duration: 8:-26
Finance segment with Kevin Bailey, Financial Planning Association:
Discusses the countdown to the implementation of the GST; tendency of people to ignore the tax cuts that will be introduced with the new tax; effect of the GST on superannuation funds; an expected report by Vanike research on the technology industry will be set back; unreliability of research funds in general; praises the performance of BT Funds and Colonial Funds; risk associated in getting involved in investment funds; says a high number of young people getting involved in high risk funds looking to get rich quickly.
Talkback callers seek investment advice.
Mentions: AMP, Asset Global Technology Fund, Hendersen Funds Managers, Colonial First State Fund, ANZ funds, BT Time Fund, AXA, MCS Property, Medical Imaging Australia, RSL Credit Union.
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Radio
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Afternoon With Ernie Sigley 19/06/2000 - 01:19 PM
3AW (Melbourne)
Compere: Dennis Walter Duration: 13:10
Money Segment with Dominic Alafaci, Financial Planning Association:
Discusses the high workload associated with the introduction of the GST; last minute tax return tips; investing in Develop Australia bonds through the Commonwealth Bank; deductions that can be claimed against superannuation payments; recommends investing in the Tasmanian gums timber lot plantation or Northern Rivers coffee project; the risk of investing in movies. Answers queries from callers on various topics including investment and superannuation.
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