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| | | ... be paid in instalments. Under the new regime - which would run alongside the current, regulated realm of comprehensive advice - the level of qualification required to provide advice on mainstream products would be reduced and the client fact find would ... |
| | | | ... information, available products, and good advice to individuals. "Particularly those who are unable to afford comprehensive advice including, shift superannuation fund tools, calculators and retirement estimates towards offering consumers more choices," ... |
| | | | ... in retirement compared to those that don't. From a sample of over 100,000 members, some of which received comprehensive advice, Aware Super found those that did receive advice had an average of 22% more in their super account, or about $150,000 extra. ... |
| | | | ... quality of advice we provide. It will enable our business to benefit Australians in new ways with a more comprehensive advice offering." |
| | | | ... compliance burden, ability to provide affordable advice and regulatory change. The typical cost of providing comprehensive advice to a client has increased to $3280, the report says. Despite this, practice profitability is increasing. About 46% of advisers ... |
| | | | ... is planning to roll out an updated financial advice and literacy model, including expanded intra-fund and comprehensive advice solutions and a range of new services to meet the growing needs of its broadening membership. These services will be delivered ... |
| | | | ... generation for 160 advisers and support staff. According to AIA, Midwinter was selected because it offered comprehensive advice software that required minimal customisation to meet their requirements. AIA Financial Wellbeing's staff were operational ... |
| | | | ... Danielle Press said: "ASIC recognises that many consumers prefer to seek limited and specific advice rather than comprehensive advice. We also understand that industry faces some barriers to providing limited advice, including a lack of clarity about ... |
| | | | ... the insurer will continue to focus on partnerships with external financial advisers who provide valuable comprehensive advice to their clients. Separately, AIA New Zealand has been ordered to pay NZ$700,000 by the Auckland High Court after the insurer ... |
| | | | ... harbour steps". The seven steps should be abolished, the FSC argued. They might be relevant when providing comprehensive advice, but undermines the provision of scaled, simple issue and low risk financial advice. Instead, the code of ethics should be ... |
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