One third of SMSF advice is poor: ASICBY ALEX DUNNIN | THURSDAY, 18 APR 2013 12:25PMAn ASIC report examining the quality of financial advice received by self managed super fund (SMSF) trustees and potential trustees has found that while most advice quality is adequate, there is a trend towards recommending SMSFs as the default solution. |
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