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| | | ... be ceased by law and the adviser will be required to pass the exam, obtain an approved degree, and complete a professional year in order to become reauthorised. |
| | | | ... believes this is because Insignia's offering is compelling, not because the group has greater means to offer a Professional Year. "It is at scale, we have the resources to invest in advice, we've got a commitment to advice, and we're prepared ... |
| | | | ... adviser," ASIC said. "New financial advisers must meet additional education requirements, including completing the professional year, before they can be re-authorised to provide personal advice." The July exams will be held from July 28 to August 1. ... |
| | | | ... entrants to the industry, the AFA suggested funding support be offered to encourage employers to appoint more Professional Year candidates. |
| | | | ... paraplanning, the report reads. "This suggests that employed paraplanners could be perfect candidates for the Professional Year Programme to cultivate new advisers for our industry." The majority (69%) of Australia's paraplanning sector is female ... |
| | | | ... courses from 57 in 2018 to 178 in 2021. There were 590 new entrants to the industry who have commenced their Professional Year since January 2019; this saw enrolments grow from 47 to 334 as at September. FASEA chief executive Stephen Glenfield commended ... |
| | | | ... choosing financial advice as a career. "The number of graduates entering the profession each year is tiny. The professional year as it stands is difficult to sustain for either graduate or employer. Without change, there simply won't be enough financial ... |
| | | | ... client best interest at the forefront, rather than product distribution," Heyer said. "Given that we also have a Professional Year (PY) candidate in our firm, Count Financial's well-structured PY framework supports new entrants to the industry and will ... |
| | | | ... Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) recommended the government introduce a $10,000 wage subsidy for employing professional year students, citing the significant cost involved in bringing on a new entrant whose contribution to the business may be ... |
| | | | ... wage subsidy to financial advice practices to encourage employment of new entrants needing to complete their professional year. In its pre-Budget submission, the AFA has recommended the government incentivise advice practices with a $10,000 wage subsidy ... |
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