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The industry can’t keep moving towards professionalisation as long as there is great misunderstanding of the definition and consequences of that label. Robert M.C. Brown writes.
FASEA, the new standards body, launches in July. The FPA, fresh off its National Roadshow, has some recommendations for how the board can approach requirements for education.
The coming educational requirements will force advisers and the industry to change. But the standards themselves will need to be adaptable as well.
Client-centric advice is the key to success. You can provide it by asking the right questions, listening to the answers, and shifting away from product sales.
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