1 August 2011 00:01
I should point out that Professional Planner is not promoting nor advocating for any particular organisation to achieve “professional association” status. There’s no reason why financial planners have to be served by only one professional association. All we’re simply saying is, let any organisation that aspires to be a professional association be built the right way, and do the job properly.
Simon Hoyle
simon.hoyle@professionalplanner.com.au
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