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Super Fund members who engage a Financial Adviser in an ongoing advice capacity should be exempt from this fee, otherwise the super fund member is being charged twice.
"It is like being forced to pay for home insurance not only for your own house, but also for someone else's house in another town." How does this sentence not apply to honest financial advisers? What's fair on all?