When clients come to Money101 to discuss a potential financial education program, they’re often looking for a solution to a relatively short-term problem. For example, a super fund with a statistically average customer lifetime (under 10 years) might be looking …
Would you be surprised to learn that the overwhelming majority of advisers think financially literate clients could positively impact their business? Getting clients to actually ‘understand, value and accept’ financial advice is a major hurdle for the profession, but recent …
The financial planning process is a lot like an athlete training for a gold medal. Coaching, hard work, determination, riding the ups and downs, and modifying the plan to get to the prize at the end.
A research report from CoreData has revealed that three in five Australian women in relationships are vulnerable to financial abuse due to their lack of financial literacy and, in turn, their financial independence. The survey defined financial abuse as ‘the financial …
Insurance contracts are based on an implied duty of utmost good faith – everyone in financial services is aware of this. Put simply, it is a legal requirement for each party in an insurance contract to act towards each other …
Consumers who resort to payday loans are some of the most vulnerable borrowers out there and taking advantage of their desperation is reprehensible. Yet despite ASIC’s notification that payday lenders are under the microscope, we still read about situations where …











