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THE

SEARCH
FOR

RETURNS
THE CHALLENGES AHEAD

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL OFFER

The first 150 early birds attend


SMSF Masterclass (free)
Only 150 may attend.

CREATE YOUR OWN INVESTMENT PLAN

This year we are incorporating a workshop


(multiple sessions)
Create your own investment plan
See details inside
WEB www.investors.asn.au
PHONE 1300 555 061 or
EMAIL aia@investors.asn.au

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

2ND - 5TH AUGUST 2015

MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA


SURFERS PARADISE, QUEENSLAND

Investment Strategic
Planning

Super

Estate
Planning

THE

SEARCH

INVESTMENT CONFERENCE OF 2015!

RETURNS
THE CHALLENGES AHEAD

The conference commences 5pm Sunday, 2 August with a keynote presentation


"A review of macro-economic conditions in Australia and beyond" by John
Abernethy.

2015

Sessions continue Monday, Tuesday and conclude at 3.30pm on Wednesday, 5


August, followed by the daily happy hour. In addition to the seven plenary
sessions, the conference features a Monday evening Masterclass and four
streams plus the morning Sponsor sessions.

FOR

2ND - 5TH AUGUST 2015

MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA


SURFERS PARADISE, QUEENSLAND

This year our conference is titled The Search for Returns; the challenges
ahead. Most of us need cash flow on which to live and in the current financial
environment this is more difficult to find. Our speakers will suggest various
avenues to achieve the returns that you need.

CONFERENCE STREAMS
INVESTMENT

TIME OUT FOR EDUCATION

SUPERANNUATION

COMFORT

MASTERCLASS
Protecting your estate, SMSF & family trust

Bernie OSullivan, Principal, Bernie OSullivan Lawyers


Bernie will explore the litigation risks in SMSFs, estate planning and family trusts,
demonstrate how to avoid the traps that have plagued some prominent families
and how to help ensure your wealth transfers to the next generation(s) in the
manner you wish. Supper included.

CREATE YOUR OWN


INVESTMENT PLAN
WORKSHOP SERIES

WORKSHOP (MULTIPLE SESSIONS)


Create your own investment plan

RELAXATION

An AIA first! This workshop weaves through the entire conference. It begins
with Doug Turek presenting a plenary session on the Monday morning, followed
by a break-out session on Investing self-diagnosis - what your investments tell
about you as an investor. Delegates will have partially entered some data into
their workbooks, and will continue to develop their plan through the other
sessions.

LUXURY

The AIA National Investors Conference provides the opportunity for investors to network with other investors.
For many, the information gained from other investors can be as valuable as the information gained from the
experts. The AIA National Investors Conference is not only educational but socially enjoyable as well.

HAPPY HOUR

Super

Estate
Planning

Affordable Luxury
MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA SURFERS PARADISE

Special Rate of $180pn

Delegates will be given happy hour coupons which they can use at any of the happy hours at the conference.
Use as many you wish on each of the days and you are welcome to bring your non-delegate partner.

The registration fee also includes the three course conference dinner, and drinks on the Tuesday evening.
Non-delegate partners may attend the conference dinner for an additional charge of $125. Dress for the
duration of the conference and all social functions is smart casual. Jacket and tie are not required.

Investment Strategic
Planning

Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa has recently undergone a $12m refurbishment, designed to reflect the mild Queensland climate and features the soothing
effect of water with all ground floor bars and restaurants surrounded by waterscapes. This spreads across a hectare of exquisitely landscaped gardens and
includes a five metre deep saltwater lagoon, home to tropical fish. The resort also
has a marina, a boardwalk, a network of jogging and walking paths and direct
access to beaches.

NETWORKING

CONFERENCE DINNER

RETIREMENT / ESTATE PLANNING

ACCOMMODATION

General sessions will discuss various investments, asset allocation, equities,


fixed interest, etc. The workshop will bring this together in two final sessions,
Managing your portfolio and Revising and improving your plan. Members
may of course attend any conference sessions and are not locked in to the full
workshop stream.

NETWORKING with Social Opportunities

One thing is for sure, superannuation rules and strategy are constantly changing. In this stream
youll hear about SMSF strategies. From contributions, pensions, trust deed issues and estate
planning. Being up to date with superannuation rules, regulations and strategies will ensure you
maximise the benefits of this entity and stay within the compliance regime.

With life expectancies increasing rapidly, retirement is no longer about managing for 20 years,
the average retirement is now 30+ years. As a result the issues are getting more complex. How
do we transition into retirement, what are the longevity risks, will a SMSF still be appropriate,
downsizing and moving out of the family home and maximising our entitlements and benefits.
This stream will answer many of the issues we deal with during our retirement years.

Monday 6.30 to 7.30pm - only available to the first 150 to register

CONFERENCE
FIRST

STRATEGIC PLANNING
Getting it wrong with your strategic planning can set you back years in reaching your objectives,
the risks are huge! Unfortunately this is also an area where we usually focus the least. This
stream will cover strategies from creating your own investment plan, identifying your strategic
asset allocation and other important portfolio strategies.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:


Experienced investors wishing to stay abreast of the markets and be
aware of future trends.
New or inexperienced investors.
Trustees of SMSFs.
Anyone thinking about establishing a SMSF.
Anyone approaching retirement who wants to ensure their money will
last as long as they do.
Anyone who has inherited assets and not sure what to do or who to
trust.
Investors who wish to meet other investors.

In a post GFC world the main game has been the search for returns in what must be the most
challenging of environments. Where are the opportunities? Where will returns be generated?
What asset classes offer unacceptable risks? Which economies will grow and which will slow?
This stream will cover all investable asset classes from equities to bonds, onshore or offshore,
property to agriculture.

SOCIAL NETWORKING

Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa is offering conference delegates a special
rate of $180 per room per night which may be extended pre or post conference,
subject to availability. Delegates will be sent reservation details upon receipt of their
registration or you can book online. If you wish to extend your stay you will need to
contact the resort direct on 1800 809 090.

OUR SPEAKERS
SUNDAY
A review of macro-economic conditions in Australia and
beyond
John Abernethy - Clime Asset Management
A world awash with liquidity continues to make the task
of finding a safe home for your money a difficult
proposition. John will run through the key economic
trends that investors have to contend with and presents
some of his predictions/thoughts for the rest of the year.

MONDAY
Discover the power of Australia's premier DIY investment solution, Stock Doctor
Elio DAmato - Lincoln Indicators (SPONSOR)
Gain a comprehensive overview of the next generation
of Stock Doctor and learn how to construct, optimise
and manage a portfolio with ease. See advanced tools
designed to help you outperform, and access our
renowned Star Stocks for either growth or income.
See how current AIA members use Stock Doctor
The key aspects of investment planning
Doug Turek - Professional Wealth
Doug will give an overview of investment planning
(including asset allocation), implementation and
monitoring including matching objectives and
constraints, budgets for assets, selecting investments
and monitoring and managing.
The risk in chasing yield
Peter Rawle - Cromwell Funds Management
Investing in AREITS can provide access to a unique
sector on the ASX which could enhance income plus
growth in a portfolio, but there are risks that we need to
be aware of.
Best practice SMSF and estate planning strategies
Michael Kloeckner - Clime Asset Management
Covering SMSF company trustee and re-contribution,
general, corporate and enduring powers of attorney,
binding/non-binding lapsing/non lapsing death nominations, beneficiary controlled and capital protected
testamentary trust wills, estate planning strategies to
minimize tax and maximize asset protection, and multi
asset SMSF funds management
Investing self-diagnosis - what your investments
tell about you as an investor
Doug Turek - Professional Wealth
The first session in the Create your own investment
plan workshop series. The attendees will work through
5-10 key indicators and analyse what these mean to
them as investors, and how they might prepare a robust
financial plan that they are comfortable with.
A portfolio for all seasons
David Lane - Pitcher Partners
Maintaining a consistent and rigorous strategy is vitally
important for successful portfolio construction. Learn
how Strategic Asset Allocation provides superior long
term returns while reducing overall portfolio volatility.
Maximise Returns, Invest in Shares that give both
Capital Growth and Dividend Income
Robert Markham - VectorVest
Low interest rates and volatile markets present serious
challenges to investors looking to maximize returns.
Robert will show how to build and manage a portfolio of
safe, quality dividend paying shares able to withstand
market volatility and provide growth and dividends.
Whod want to buy gold?
Jordan Eliseo - ABC Bullion
After a post GFC rally to nearly USD $2,000/oz in 2011,
gold prices have been in free-fall, back to USD
$1,150oz, with some analysts forecasting a sub $500/oz
level. Jordan will highlight why gold has fallen so far out
of favour, and explain why contrarian investors are using
the current weakness as a buying opportunity.

Making Money from the Biggest Losers


Jody Elliss - Investor Centre
Tired of watching other stocks win the race while your
stocks sit in the starting box? If you know how to pick a
loser you can make money! Now many prices are
over-inflated because there is just nowhere else to make
money in the traditional sense.

Believe it or not, this time it really is different


Rudi Filapek-Vandyck - FNArena
While the global thirst for yield is overpowering investors' perception about investing in equities, there is a
lot more going on than initially meets the eye. Rudis
presentation will reveal how much investing in local
equities has changed.

Interest Rates - a singularly important variable


David Chia - Relate Empower Deliver
The world is carrying an inordinate amount of debt at
the public and the private level and a large part of that
debt has been fuelling the rise in global equities and
property. There is concern over the eventual rise in rates
and what that may do to markets. An examination of
trends around the world is painting a different picture.

Later lifestyle options, Retirement villages & aged care


Brian Herd - CRH Law
There are various choices and implications of how we
live in later life from staying at home, retirement
villages, manufactured home parks, residential aged
care, separation by illness and moving in with the
family in granny flats.

Where to Invest in a Low Interest Rate Environment


Jason Sedawie - Decisive Asset Management
In this low interest rate world investors are struggling to
find investments that will generate an appropriate return
for the risk. Jason will show why equities still make the
most sense for portfolios, and give an overview of key
investment trends affecting the stock market.
The risk of focusing only on returns
Shane Ellis - SMSF Law
Whats the point in making large returns on your
investments if you dont keep your nose clean and you
dont get to keep it? Prevention is not only better than
cure, but also much cheaper than cure.
Chasing Yield in Stocks
Colin Nicholson - Investor and Author
As interest rates fall, investors are looking elsewhere for
greater yield, but risk rises with return. Colin will show
how to invest in stocks, balancing return and risk
The ins and outs of reverse mortgages
Wayne Lashman - St George
Wayne will explain the operation of reverse mortgages
and outline the benefits and the traps to look out for.
The race to raiseInterest rates, equities & everything
Nick Griffin - K2
Nick will show an approach to investing in International
equities - Focusing on secular growth plays and how to
benefit from and deal with an unprecedented interest
rate environment. How can SMSF investors benefit
from the structural challenges in the world today?

MASTERCLASS

Protecting your estate, SMSF & Family Trust


Bernie OSullivan - Bernie OSullivan Law
Bernie will explore the litigation risks in SMSFs, estate
planning and family trusts, how to avoid the traps that
have plagued some prominent families and how to
ensure your wealth transfers to the next generation(s).

TUESDAY
The investing song remains the same
Elio DAmato - Lincoln Indicators
The investing landscape is ever changing, yet 'tried and
true' and always remains the same for successful
investors. Elio will show you the underlying principles of
successful portfolio management that have stood the
test of time and weathered all environments.
Understanding Yield Strategies
Julie McKay - Bendigo Bank
After adjusting for inflation, taxes and fees, investors are
almost paying for the privilege of storing cash in a bank.
In contrast, average dividend yields for Australian
shares remain above 4%p.a. Borrowing to invest may
be a suitable way to take advantage of low borrowing
costs and high dividend yields.
Race by the Rellies, the challenges when youre dead
Shane Ellis - SMSF Law
We can safeguard against fights between our loved
ones when we are gone. Family Estate Protection
Planning is important to us all. We can minimise the risk
of arguments over our SMSF and personal estates,
maximising the legacy that we leave.

Make hay while the sun shines


Alan Hull - Author and ASX Expert
Were living in the age of economic stimulus. Although
it makes no sense, we have to trade what we see. And
in a rising market it does make sense to own shares
and the best shares to own are the ones that are rising
the fastest. Alan will show you how to beat the market
averages and when to sell down to cash.
Navigating the hybrid maze.
John Likos - Morningstar
Hybrids are complex securities. You need to understand the security, what is involved and how it should
be priced. John will explain how hybrids have both
debt and equity characteristics, and outline the eight
key risks investors need to consider.
Risk & volatility, the forgotten cost of high returns how
to maximise your income while protecting your capital
Elizabeth Moran - FIIG
This session will explore tactics to maximise your
income while protecting your capital, and looks at the
relative value between various investments including
term deposits, inflation linked bonds and hybrids.
How to aim your investment ammunition
Nick Radge - The Chartist
Whether you are an active investor or doing some
shorter term trading for income, the use of Relative
Strength allows you to 'aim your investment ammunition' at the right market, the right sector and even at
the right stock.
Taking the Headaches out of SMSF Administration
Nicholas Day & Arthur Favos - Just Super
In this session we will outline the benefits of using a
professional administration and audit business to
compliment managing your SMSF.
Australian Equities outlook
Peter Warnes - Morningstar
Can banks sustain their dividends and growth? Which
companies are best positioned in the new energy
environment? With our constant companion volatility
investors face a number of challenges. Peter will look
at what factors will really impact investors' portfolios.
The challenge is not whats ahead but within
Chris Tate - Trading Edge
Trading or investing is essentially a psychological
endeavour and the problems that bedevil traders have
not changed since the earliest markets were devised.
This presentation will look at three key points that hold
traders back.
Investing vs Speculation
Peter Thornhill - Motivated Money
Disappointed, confused or frightened by the recent
global financial turmoil: ready for the next round? This
presentation will challenge many of the popular
misconceptions associated with investing in shares and
should enhance the prospects for further learning
outside the traditional boundaries.

WEDNESDSAY
Fixed income assets - sorting the wheat from the chaff
John Likos - Morningstar
Fixed income plays a crucial role in an investment
portfolio. Looking at hybrids, bonds and other forms of
credit, John will scrutinise the risks these investments
carry and explain how to choose quality assets.
Enchaining portfolio income with options
Felicity Cooper - Morgans
Careful use of options can increase returns in a portfolio, while also providing opportunity for income stability.
Felicity will go through how to use options the right way
to improve your investment cash flow.
Tackle todays investing challenges with nimble short
term investing
Robert Brain - ATAA
Ever since the GFC, the general investing climate has
been challenging. A more nimble and shorter-term
approach to investing in the equity markets can be very
fruitful, especially when coupled with smart capital
protection strategies.
Low returns or high risk, what happens now?
Roger Montgomery - Montgomery Investment
You've beaten the market and received good income.
But what happens next? Accepted wisdom says that
stock prices and the market value of your retirement
nest egg will be supported until interest rates start to
rise. Will that be the case this time?
Managing your portfolio
Richard Cowan - AIA Member
This session is the penultimate session in the Create
your investment plan workshop.
After considering our investment objectives and asset
mix, we now look at the ongoing management of our
portfolio and honestly reflect on how well we are
following our investment plan. Consider record
keeping, benchmarking performance, rebalancing etc.
Managing the longevity risks of retirement
Russell Lees - Sornem Wealth, AIA Director
The massive growth over the last twenty years in
investment markets alongside compulsory superannuation have left many in a position of being self-funded in
retirement. This is all happening at a time where life
expectancy is increasing. Many investors continue to
focus on selecting investments and managing portfolios
but under prepare for their own longevity risks.
Breaking it down - Fundamentals and Intrinsic Value in
the top 100
George Boubouras - Contango
Exploring fundamental values of the ASX100 stocks and
stocks within. Then focussing on Intrinsic Value
finding companies out of favour with the market and
potentially worth more than their current valuation.
Revising and improving your plan
Brian Spies - AIA Director
This is the final session in the Create your own investment plan workshop. The investor would have
prepared the first draft of an Investment Plan, and
identified gaps in information and knowledge needed to
complete the plan. The session will conclude with next
steps designed to assist the investor improve their
plan over time.
How to pick hidden gems outside the ASX 100
Ronni Chalmers - CBG Capital
Companies outside the ASX 100 can provide investors
with greater potential for growth.Ronni will highlight his
top picks and how private investors can profit from this
lucrative bracket of companies.
Optimist Portfolio theory
Marcus Padley - Marcus Today
Marcus will explain the mistakes that individual investors have been making since Modern Portfolio Theory
began to condition and mislead us 63 years ago and
will introduce a new basis for individual portfolio
management more suited to the modern investor.

Note: The following are brief descriptions only.


Please refer to the website for the full session outlines

Investment Strategic
Planning

Super

Estate
Planning

OUR SPONSORS
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
DAY 1 - SUNDAY 2ND AUGUST 2015
1.00 - 4.30pm

Workshop: Fund of Fortune the big issues


confronting your SMSF estate; Shane Ellis

5.00 - 6.00pm

A review of macro-economic conditions in


Australia and beyond; John Abernethy - Clime

6.00 - 7.00pm

HAPPY HOUR

CONFERENCE STREAMS
INVESTMENTS

Where are the opportunities? Where will


returns be generated? What asset
classes offer unacceptable risks? Which
economies will grow and which will slow?
This stream will cover all investable asset
classes from equities to bonds, onshore
or offshore, property to agriculture.

STRATEGIC
PLANNING

This stream will cover strategies from


creating your own investment plan,
identifying your strategic asset allocation
and other important portfolio strategies.

SUPER

In this stream youll hear about SMSF


strategies. From contributions, pensions,
trust deed issues and estate planning.
Being up to date with superannuation
rules, regulations and strategies will
ensure you maximise the benefits of this
entity and stay within the compliance
regime.

RETIREMENT /
ESTATE
PLANNING

How do we transition into retirement,


what are the longevity risks, will a SMSF
still be appropriate, downsizing and
moving out of the family home and
maximising
our
entitlements
and
benefits. This stream will answer many of
the issues we deal with during our
retirement years.

DAY 2 - MONDAY 3RD AUGUST 2015


8.00am

Discover the power of Australia's premier DIY


investment solution, Stock Doctor
Elio DAmato - Lincoln Indicators (Sponsor)

9.00am
9.15am

Opening address; William Shirley - AIA President


The key aspects of investment planning;
Doug Turek - Professional Wealth

10.15am

MORNING TEA

10.45am

The risk in chasing yield (AREITS);


Peter Rawle - Cromwell Funds Management
Best practice SMSF & estate planning strategies;
Michael Kloeckner - Clime Asset Management
Create your own investment plan: Investing
self-diagnosis; Doug Turek - Professional Wealth

11.45am

A Portfolio for All Seasons;


David Lane - Pitcher Partners
Maximise Returns, Invest in Shares that Give
Capital Growth & Dividend income;
Robert Markham - VectorVest
Whod want to buy gold?
Jordan Eliseo - ABC Bullion

12.45pm

LUNCH

1.45pm

Making money from the biggest losers;


Jody Elliss - Investor Centre
Interest rates - a singularly important variable;
David Chia - Relate Empower Deliver
Where to invest in a low interest rate environment;
Jason Sedawie - Decisive Asset Management

2.45pm

The risk of focusing only on returns


Shane Ellis; SMSF Law
Chasing yield in stocks;
Colin Nicholson - Author
The ins and outs of reverse mortgages
Wayne Lashman - St George

3.45pm

AFTERNOON TEA

4.15pm

The race to raise...Interest rates, equities and


everything in between; Nick Griffin - K2

5.15pm

HAPPY HOUR & NEW MEMBERS WELCOME

6.15 - 7.30pm

MASTERCLASS: Protecting your estate, SMSF &


family trust; Bernie OSullivan - Bernie OSullivan
Lawyers

DAY 3 - TUESDAY 4TH AUGUST 2015

DAY 4 - WEDNESDAY 5TH AUGUST 2015


K2 (Sponsor)

8.00am

Income opportunities through managed funds;


Trilogy Funds (Sponsor)

9.00am

The investing song remains the same;


Elio DAmato - Lincoln Indicators

10.00am

MORNING TEA

9.00am

10.30am

Understanding yield strategies;


Julie McKay - Bendigo Bank
Race by the rellies, The challenges when your
dead; Shane Ellis - SMSF Law
Believe it, This time it is really different;
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck - FNAreana

Fixed income assets, Sorting the wheat from the


chaff; John Likos - Morningstar
Enchaining portfolio income with options;
Felicity Cooper - Morgans
Tackle todays investing challenges with nimble
short term investing; Robert Brain - ATAA

10.00am

MORNING TEA

10.30am

Low returns or high risk, What happens next?


Roger Montgomery - Montgomery Investment
Management
Create your own investment plan: Managing
your portfolio; Richard Cowan - AIA Member
Managing the longevity risks of retirement;
Russell Lees - Sornem Wealth, AIA Director

11.30am

Breaking it down, Fundamentals & intrinsic value


in the top 100; George Boubouras - Contango
Create your own investment plan:
Revising and improving your investment plan;
Brian Spies - AIA Director
How to pick hidden gems outside the ASX 100
Ronni Chalmers - CBG Capital

12.30pm

LUNCH

1.30pm

Optimist portfolio theory


Marcus Padley - Marcus Today

2.30pm

Q & A with the expert panel


Roger Montgomery, Marcus Padley & David Chia

3.30pm

Closing Address; William Shirley - President AIA

3.40pm

HAPPY HOUR

4.30pm

CONFERENCE CLOSE

11.30am

Lifestyle options, Retirement villages & aged care


Brian Herd - CRH Law
Make hay while the sun shines;
Alan Hull - Author and ASX Expert
Navigating the hybrid maze;
John Likos - Morningstar

12.30pm

LUNCH

1.30pm

Risk and volatility, the forgotten cost of high


returns; Liz Moran - FIIG
How to aim your investment ammunition;
Nick Radge - The Chartist
Taking the headaches out of SMSF administration
Nicholas Day & Arthur Favos - Just Super

2.30pm

Australian equities outlook;


Peter Warnes - Morningstar
The challenge is not whats ahead but whats
within; Chris Tate - Trading Edge
Australian residential property outlook
Tod Gillespie - Herron Todd White

3.30pm

AFTERNOON TEA

4.00pm

Investing vs Speculation;
Peter Thornhill - Motivated Money

5.00pm

HAPPY HOUR

7.15pm

CONFERENCE DINNER - DOORS OPEN

8.00am

IC Investor (Sponsor)
Clime (Sponsor)

Note: All details are subject to confirmation &


change, except that dates are fixed.

THE

OUR PLATNIUM SPONSOR FOR 2015

SEARCH
FOR
RETURNS
2015
THE CHALLENGES AHEAD

SUNDAY WORKSHOP

2ND - 5TH AUGUST 2015

SUNDAY 2ND AUGUST 2015 - 1:00PM to 4:30PM


Fund of Fortune:
The Big Issues confronting your SMSF, your estate, your family trust
SMSF legal specialist Shane Ellis is back with FUND OF FORTUNE to guide delegates
through some recent case decisions, including the recent ruling on borrowing arrangements and private binding rulings. This timely and dynamic session will deepen your
understanding of your SMSF. By knowing what is legally required, delegates will be able
to hear any alarm bells when it comes to compliance.
Shane will also examine some of the dynamic SMSF and personal estate structures he is
building for his clients.

PERSONAL AND PAYMENT DETAILS

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MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA


SURFERS PARADISE, QUEENSLAND

158 Ferny Avenue


Surfers Paradise Queensland 4217
Phone
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