YourShare Blog

Value Hunter - Herald Sun

YourShare are proud to be featured in the weekly Value Hunter column.

“It’s a no-brainer,” finance expert Paul Clitheroe said. “The reason YourShare won our best rebate service for Money magazine is that there’s no downside. You’re still in control of your investments, and even if they go broke you’ll lose what you weren’t getting in the first place. There are hundreds of thousands of Australians paying trailing commissions and getting no advice.”

For the complete article, please go to Sunday Mail, 5th July.

BRW - Investment Product review

YourShare are proud to be the financial product reviewed in this weeks BRW magazine Investment Product review column (July 23 2009).

YourShare In A Nutshell - A service that redirects entry fees and trailing commissions...

YourShare Suitable For - Most investors; fees and commissions are payable on most financial products, including those bought directly from their issuers.

Please go to BRW for the complete article.

FINANCIAL planning is at the crossroads

A recent article published on Business Day has highlighted the great debate evolving around Financial planning fees and commissions

"It is vital that the financial planning industry evolves to a point where investors can be certain the advice they receive is in their best interests."

"It is important to define exactly what "fee-for-service" means."

"A complete ban on commissions in the financial planning industry is inappropriate as in some cases this model is best for the client. However, fee-for-service must be clearly defined, and not just a smokescreen."

For the complete article, please refer to http://www.businessday.com.au/business/advice-should-be-free-of-dodgy-fees-20090722-dtm3.html

Slash your fees

Julys edition of Money explains there's a fee plague hitting Australian households - Money explains how you can slash them by up to $1,500.

YourShare are proud to be mentioned as a great way to help you save fees and commissions on your financial products.

For full details of the article, please see Julys Money magazine.