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Tahn Sharpe

Tahn is managing editor across The Inside Network's publications and a former financial adviser.

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More wealthy investors, but fewer getting advice as wealth transfer looms

An annual survey of high-net-worth investors shows an increase in the richest Australians over the past year, even as the share of those receiving financial advice has fallen. With the largest intergenerational transfer of wealth in history on the line, a better-aligned approach may be needed.

Tahn Sharpe | 1st Nov 2023 | More
A home-grown ESG solution in seaweed, awaiting government’s next move

Tasmanian eco-tech firm Sea Forest is making huge strides in its quest to use a unique Australian seaweed to combat climate change by reducing methane emissions from cows. The plan has huge environmental and commercial potential, its chief scientific officer says – government policy just needs to catch up.

Tahn Sharpe | 18th Oct 2023 | More
Lendlease (ASX:LLC) must trim fat to fix bleak track record: HMC Capital

The alternative asset manager, which recently disclosed a 4 per cent stake in Lendlease, says the multinational construction company will need to quickly de-lever its balance sheet to turn around three decades of “disappointing” shareholder returns.

Tahn Sharpe | 16th Aug 2023 | More
Nvidia, surging tech stocks and the ‘hidden risk’ of elevated valuations

The promise of AI is inflating the prices of big tech stocks, and none have as much positive momentum as Nvidia – a big red flag, says Atrium Investment Management’s Brendan Paul. The key question is whether such companies can maintain long-term growth that justifies their elevated multiples.

Tahn Sharpe | 2nd Aug 2023 | More
ASIC, APRA slam super funds for failing to help members plan for retirement

Super funds are failing in their primary duty of understanding customers’ retirement income needs and aren’t doing enough to address known data gaps, the regulators said, criticising their slow progress under the retirement income covenant.

Tahn Sharpe | 19th Jul 2023 | More
  • As cracks appear in H2, expect buoyant property market to deflate, researcher says

    The property market has defied rate hikes and inflation to post higher valuations in most capitals, but that’s not likely to last, according to SQM Research’s Louis Christopher, who predicts a second-half fall. It won’t distinguish between houses and units, and it will be worst where prices have risen most.

    Tahn Sharpe | 19th Jul 2023 | More
    High tax-payers set to gain max benefit from investment bonds: Foresters

    For the right investor, investment bonds can provide a seriously beneficial after-tax return according to Foresters Financial chief executive Emma Sakellaris.

    Tahn Sharpe | 28th Jun 2023 | More
    Investor trust skewing back towards banks and advisers: ASX

    The public appears to be rewarding efforts to reshape the banking and financial advice industry after the royal commission, with advisers and the banks both enjoying an increase in faith from the community.

    Tahn Sharpe | 21st Jun 2023 | More
    $3M super cap to affect 1 in 3 SMSF advice clients: Investment Trends

    Approximately a third of SMSF holders under advice will be hurt by the new cap on discounted superannuation balances, the researcher says. A bump in the TBC cap will help some, but add to complexity for advisers.

    Tahn Sharpe | 16th Jun 2023 | More
    Financial advice to undergo massive reform with red tape slashed and super funds in play

    Financial advice will take a different shape in the future, with the infamous Statement of Advice no longer mandatory and swathes of red tape slashed. The government has also plumped for super funds to play a much larger role in the advice spectrum.

    Tahn Sharpe | 14th Jun 2023 | More
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