Sun, 24th May 2026

Sun, 21st Jun 2026

In this podcast episode, Financial Services Online discusses key updates in Australia's financial sector, focusing primarily on insurance dynamics, superannuation fund protocols, rural insurance issues, and property market challenges. The episode highlights potential changes in the General Insurance Code of Practice which could lead to improved practices including claims management and dispute resolution, stressing the need for workers to regularly review their insurance policies. It also emphasizes ASIC's call for superannuation trustees to enhance services for grieving beneficiaries. Rising insurance premiums in rural Queensland and potential revisions in housing tax policies creating uncertainty for property investors are also discussed, advising individuals to stay informed and adapt their strategies to the evolving market conditions.

Sat, 20th Jun 2026

This podcast offers a daily wrap of financial services news, highlighting compliance concerns regarding late insurance renewals, technology's role in reshaping the construction landscape—particularly through Geographic Information Systems (GIS)—and the implications of Sphere Insurance Group's recent collapse. The host, Paige Estritori, places emphasis on the importance of timely insurance renewals, the capabilities of GIS in risk management, and emphasizes broker due diligence in light of Sphere's downfall. Additional news includes anticipation for the Australian International Boat Show in Sydney, an event set to revolutionize the buying experience for potential boat owners. Focusing on topics like insurance, finance, superannuation, amongst others, this podcast is a critical resource for staying safe and informed.n

Fri, 19th Jun 2026

In this podcast, Paige Estritori discusses key financial topics. She starts with a reminder to Australian consultants on the importance of timely insurance renewals, underlining the risks of missed or late renewals. Next, she discusses the role of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in construction project management and insurance sectors, highlighting its benefits in risk management and dispute resolution. Sphere Insurance Group's fallout reflects on the crucial aspect of broker due diligence, warning against focusing solely on premium costs, reminding listeners to consider aspects such as licensing and responsibilities. Then, a new exciting event, the Australian International Boat Show, set to revolutionize the marine industry, is announced. All these insights and more are available on Financial Services Online.

Thu, 18th Jun 2026

In today's Financial Services Online podcast, Paige Estritori discusses key economic updates in Australia. The Reserve Bank of Australia, surprising expectations, has decided to hold the cash rate at 4.35%. Despite a string of three consecutive hikes earlier this year, this pause may be temporary as they hint at further increases to control inflation, despite dropping oil prices. In motorcycling news, CFMOTO Australia is offering exclusive deals for their 450cc range as part of their 'Ride Forward Sale.' On the farming front, there are concerns as NRMA plans to exit the farm insurance market, affecting Hobby and Rural Farm Insurance policies. An encouraging innovation, electric hydrofoiling boats, brought by Vessev and ENAUTIC Group, is set to revolutionize commuting and leisure cruises in Perth, aiming at a sustainable future.

Wed, 17th Jun 2026

This episode of the Financial Services Online Daily News Wrap offers insights into the Australian motorcycle market, farm insurance sector, local transportation, and the financial services industry's legal landscape. First off, CFMOTO Australia announces a 'Ride Forward' sale on their 450cc range for a limited period. Meanwhile, with NRMA ceasing to offer Farm Insurance, Australian farmers are looking into other alternatives. In transportation news, the introduction of electric hydrofoiling boats by Vessev and the ENAUTIC Group to Swan River, Perth, promises a travel upgrade and an eco-friendly solution. Lastly, a landmark ruling by Australia's Federal Court orders Cigno Australia and BSF Solutions to pay a $7 million penalty for executing an unlawful payday lending scheme.