FoFA Groundhog Day
- published on 06/10/2011
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If it feels like you are trapped in FoFA Groundhog Day, you are. The Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) debate has been going ... [more]
If it feels like you are trapped in FoFA Groundhog Day, you are. The Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) debate has been going ... [more]
At a high level, SPAA believes the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) reforms are an important initiative for ensuring more Australians benefit from ... [more]
Superannuation is one of Australia’s great economic and public policy achievements. In just under two decades, it has helped Australians save more than ... [more]
In the 2011 Reader’s Digest survey of Australia’s most trusted professions, consumers ranked paramedics as the most trusted profession, and there were no ... [more]
The reason why three out of five Australians currently don’t seek financial advice is not due to the cost of advice, as Industry ... [more]
The arrangement between a consumer and a financial adviser is the classic principal-agent problem: an informed agent (financial adviser) transmits information to an ... [more]
The Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) has just completed its national roadshow - a six-state tour to 1350 delegates, including 220 master class ... [more]
After many, many hours of consultation and discussion, the Minister for Superannuation and Financial Services, Bill Shorten, is now in receipt of a ... [more]
As Bill Shorten, the Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation, pointed out to a sell-out crowd of more than 400 members and interested ... [more]
New research commissioned by the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) confirms what many advisers already know: millions of Australians will be put at ... [more]