Oceanic and AIFA launch 13-wk FP courseBY MICHAEL HOBBS | WEDNESDAY, 18 JUN 2008 12:38PMA joint venture between Sydney-based Oceanic Human Resources and the Australian Institute of Financial Services & Accounting (AIFA) is addressing the national financial planner shortage by creating a 13-week fast track planning course. |
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