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FAAA says super trustees should stump up for CSLR
The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has called on Treasury to cut the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) special levy on the advice sector to zero and for superannuation trustees to stump up for the scheme.
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The Review of the Reserve Bank introduces the system that is already followed by Canada and the Great Briton, but the system in those countries has not done any good. It has create a big economical mess. The economy and inflation in Canada and the Great Britton are in a dumdol condition. However, If this country adopts this system are we going to better or worse? Thus the Government should think very carefully and so the business and the community. So think and think with a cool mind on positivity of the System - a double boards - the Australia Reserve Bank and the Monetary Board, an another burden on business and community, but the time will tell the new boards success.