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AMP shares fall to record low on $500m in scandal costs

AMP shares fall to record low on $500m in scandal costs

Wealth manager AMP has flagged a lower first-half underlying profit in the range of $490 million to $500 million.

  • by Sarah Danckert & Melanie Beeby

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Sacked Westpac adviser received 'high achievement' ratings
Westpac Banking Corporation

Sacked Westpac adviser received 'high achievement' ratings

A Westpac financial adviser with a history of compliance problems was allowed to continue advising customers for years before being sacked, court documents say.

  • by Clancy Yeates
'Not competent': ASIC bans former NAB adviser Cowper for four years
National Australia Bank

'Not competent': ASIC bans former NAB adviser Cowper for four years

Former NAB financial adviser Graeme Cowper, who unsuccessfully sued Fairfax Media for defamation, was banned for advice "that did not appear to be appropriate".

  • by Ruth Williams
Fels warns ban on bank-owned advice still needed despite CBA sell-off
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Commonwealth Bank

Fels warns ban on bank-owned advice still needed despite CBA sell-off

CBA's move to spin off its wealth arm does not remove the need for a ban on financial institutions owning financial advice businesses, former watchdog days.

  • by Clancy Yeates
CBA slumps on spin-off as investors 'spooked'
Commonwealth Bank

CBA slumps on spin-off as investors 'spooked'

CBA investor hopes of receiving a special dividend have been set back by its plan to spin-off its wealth management and mortgage broking business.

  • by Clancy Yeates
How Kate is building wealth outside superannuation
Index funds

How Kate is building wealth outside superannuation

With super untouchable until you're about 60, investing personally can be a prudent strategy.

  • by John Collett
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Board renewal top priority as David Murray starts as AMP chairman
David Murray

Board renewal top priority as David Murray starts as AMP chairman

The veteran banker's immediate priorities as the new chairman of embattled wealth giant AMP will be to renew its board and strengthen its governance framework.

  • by Clancy Yeates
Westpac faces ASIC legal action over sacked financial adviser
Westpac Banking Corporation

Westpac faces ASIC legal action over sacked financial adviser

An "emboldened" corporate cop is taking legal action against Westpac over allegedly poor advice given by a sacked adviser.

  • by Clancy Yeates
More women will end up alone and managing their money by themselves

More women will end up alone and managing their money by themselves

Through death and divorce women are likely to end up holding the financial reins but few prepare themselves for this happening.

  • by Georgina Dent
Why AMP shares are a 'terrible investment'
Opinion
Opinion

Why AMP shares are a 'terrible investment'

AMP shares have slumped more than 80 per cent but things could get much worse, with little prospect for upside.

  • by Scott Phillips
'Read email thoroughly, it contains unhappy news': Dover shuts down
Regulation

'Read email thoroughly, it contains unhappy news': Dover shuts down

Its founder sensationally collapsed at the Royal Commission now he's closing the doors on Dover's advice arm.

  • by Mathew Dunckley & Sarah Danckert