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Oct
14

Optus MyBusiness Awards – FinTech Finalists

Congratulations to the Australian FinTech companies that are shortlisted for the Optus MyBusiness Awards: Billsumo   HashChing   Maestrano   Practice Ignition   SelfWealth   Six Park   ABAKUS APPS From the team here at Australian FinTech, we wish you all the best! Good luck!

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Jun
11

Financial advice industry poised for ‘significant digital transformation’

Ignition Advice and Altus Consulting have joined forces to produce a white paper, “Reimagining financial advice” aimed at the financial advice industry.

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Apr
10

YTML signs Merit Wealth and expands team

YTML has signed national dealer group Merit Wealth to its Seido platform – a financial services app store which consolidates multiple systems and solutions into a single integrated platform and support document generation including Statements of Advice (SoAs). Merit Wealth (a part of Easton Investments Limited group along with GPS Wealth) is replacing its existing self managed super fund (SMSF) advice application with Seido, recently releasing it to its 400 strong network of accountants with limited SMSF authorizations nationwide. According to YTML chief operating officer Piew Yap, the power of Seido is its ability to allow businesses to differentiate their value proposition to clients and its deep connectivity between financial […]

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May
05

Budget 2016: An opportunity for Investors to embrace Automated Investment Advice

Treasurer Scott Morrison’s moves to enact measures to allow everyday Australians to boost their superfunds can only be welcome. Specifically, allowing those who have been out of the workplace due to childcare or illness to make top up payments on their return to work will go some way to addressing the fact that women in Australia typically retire with much smaller funds than men.   Ignition Wealth CEO Mark Fordree believes that despite the headline contribution cap being reduced for those under 50, the catch up provisions are a great opportunity for everyday investors to maximise the potential of their investments and superfunds. It is essential for long term wealth […]

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Mar
31

Can robots terminate the human adviser?

Financial planners and advisers would scoff at the idea of an automated system, or a robot, providing financial advice to clients based on answers to a few questions and the click of a button. Moreover, advisers are apprehensive of consumers embracing the do-it-yourself approach to investing, arguing that it is impossible for consumers to navigate complex investment choices and the myriad of financial products without guidance from trained advisers. Financial planning dealer group, Wealth Today’s managing director, Greg Pennells, recently labelled robo-advice a ‘cop-out’, and called on the corporate regulator to ban the technology. He said technology is useful for transactional services like buying and selling shares, stockbroking, mortgages, or […]

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