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Given these unprecedented times, it’s likely you’ve experienced firsthand the impact the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having on the Australian market, the economy and importantly your superannuation and livelihood.

For this reason, we recently hosted a COVID-19 and Your Super online forum.

Our next session

Our next session will be on Wednesday 27th May, 9.30am AEST.
If you would like to join, please register below.
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Past Sessions

Session 1 – 27th March

This session covered the current market position, comparison with previous downturns, market opportunities and SMSF action items for trustees.

Session 2 – 3rd April

This session covers the current market position (what has changed in a week), Prime portfolio position and commonly asked questions of investors / clients.

Session 3 – 15th April

This session covers a portfolio update, comparison with previous downturns, impact of the COVID-19 on property market and SMSF action items.

Session 4 – 29th April

Session 5 – 13th May

Register for our next session

If you have found value in the above and would like to join our next weekly forum session on Wednesday 27th May at 9.30am AEST, please register below.
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If you would like to discuss your situation, please speak to your adviser or email clientservices@primefinancial.com.au

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