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Argyle in the media
The Law Report Radio National Broadcast 11 March 2003
Changes to the Family Law Act - mean Courts now have the power to split superannuation assets of separating couples. That means the old formula - mum gets the house, dad gets the super - may be on the way out. And hopefully - divorce won't necessarily be a choice between being asset-rich and super-poor or visa versa. Damien Carrick interviews Nabil Wahhab. Click here to listen to the transcript.Hold on to your Assets ... through death, divorce or financial ruin - How to hold on to what you've got
Making your fortune is not enough, you need to ensure that you can keep it, writes Gayle Bryant. Senior partner at The Argyle Partnership Peter Bobbin says that wealth is not only about making it -- but also working out how to keep it..
The Australian Edition 1 – WED 24 SEP 2003Not good enough
A new report recommends sweeping changes to the financial industry's complaints service, by Michelle Innis published in the Sydney Morning Herald on 18th June, 2003. She speaks to Peter Bobbin.
Sydney Morning Herald , 18-06-2003
Beware of strategies that try to avoid, rather than manage, an excess reasonable benefit limit, writes Helen Matterson. Financial services lawyer and partner with the Argyle Partnership, Peter Bobbin, says successful retirement planning virtually guarantees a superannuation excess RBL failure.
The Australian Edition 1 – WED 30 APRIL 2003Now super joins the Great Divide
Once sacrosanct, super is now up for grabs in the Family Court, thanks to new laws. But it's not always the best move, Jacquie Hayes reports NEW legislation that treats superannuation as property when couples divorce and allows it to be split has be... She speaks to Nabil Wahhab.The Weekend Australian , 08-02-2003
How missus saves rich and infamous
Some can live happily after going bankrupt. Personal investment editor Jacquie Hayes reports on the rorts, and attempts to crack down on abuse. She speaks to Steven Golledge and Peter Bobbin
The Weekend Australian , 14-12-2002