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| | ... Synchron Advice and RI Advice. On the other hand, AMP Financial Planning, which is now part of Entireti's Akumin, Merit Wealth and Madison Financial Group had the biggest falls in adviser numbers. They each lost 53, 48 and 28 advisers respectively. ... |
| | | ... 2.4% to finish with 10,595. Shaw and Partners, Findex, and Morgans Financial gained the most advisers. Meanwhile, Merit Wealth, AMP Financial Planning, and Bridges Financial Services lost the highest number of advisers. Superannuation fund-linked advisers ... |
| | | ... adviser Shivdeep Jaidka after he failed to provide appropriate SMSF advice. Jaidka most recently was an adviser at Merit Wealth under Diverger from October 2022 to June 2023. Before that Jaidka was with the SMSF Advisers Network, The SMSF Expert, and ... |
| | | ... licensing, network infrastructure and technology services, portfolio services and accounting solutions. GPS Wealth, Merit Wealth, Paragem, AFSL Compliance, Priority Networking, DWA, Care Portfolio, Tax Banter and Knowledge Shop are the brands that Diverger ... |
| | | ... flat $1.8 million in statutory net profit for the same period. The wealth solutions division comprises GPS Wealth, Merit Wealth, The SMSF Expert and Paragem, which was acquired in February 2021. The unit's net revenue grew 30% year on year to $7.5 million. ... |
| | | ... Advisers Network (33%), AMP Financial Planning (19%), Charter Financial Planning (18%), Morgans Financial (15%), Merit Wealth (30%), Synchron (17%), Capstone (24%), Commonwealth Financial Planning (37%), RI Advice (23%) and Consultum (17%) have the highest ... |
| | | ... (487), Synchronised Business Services (472), Charter Financial Planning (427), Interprac Financial Planning (301), Merit Wealth (275), Lifespan Financial Planning (270) and Capstone Financial Planning (269). |
| | | ... Commission, National Australia Bank lost 245 advisers; ANZ Group lost 162 and Commonwealth Financial Planning lost 125. Merit Wealth was down 55 advisers, PricewaterhouseCoopers Securities went from 56 to just two financial advisers during the year and ... |
| | | ... advisers. PriceWaterhouseCoopers Securities went from having 56 advisers registered to two in the last six months. Merit Wealth lost 45, while Ausure lost 42. Consilium, the licensee which had picked up the Dover and Spectrum financial advisers, went ... |
| | | ... with non-institutionally owned licensees at the end of March represented 1860 advisers. Those groups are Synchron, Merit Wealth, Interprac, Capstone, and Shaw And Partners Limited. The number of advisers in non-institutional AFSL groups is growing almost ... |
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