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        Model Portfolio Education

        Everything you need to know about model portfolios, from the basics to evaluating the right one and constructing portfolios.

        The Basics

        What is a Model Portfolio?

        Understanding the benefits of model portfolios is an important step in determining whether it is an appropriate choice for you.

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        Take the challenge and test your model portfolio knowledge with this single-question quiz.

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        Which of the following structures can be used to implement a managed account?

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        Managed accounts can be implemented in different structures, creating flexibility for the model portfolio users. Now learn about the different times of asset allocation.

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        Managed accounts can be implemented in different structures, including separately managed accounts (SMAs), managed discretionary accounts (MDAs), unified managed accounts (UMAs) and more bespoke individually managed accounts (IMAs).

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        How to Evaluate Model Portfolios

        Due Diligence Checklist

        Utilise our ETF Due Diligence Checklist to understand the eight factors you should consider when selecting an ETF model portfolio.

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        Analyse Total Cost of Ownership

        Utilise our ETF Due Diligence Checklist to understand the eight factors you should consider when selecting an ETF model portfolio.

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        Model Portfolios vs. Industry Superannuation Funds

        Compare and contrast the difference between a superannuation industry fund and a model portfolio.

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        Building Portfolios

        What is Strategic Asset Allocation?

        Asset allocation may be the most important decision you can make, but what is Strategic Asset Allocation?

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