Editorial
Financial advice in the year 2024
We’re not predicting flying cars and robots, but there will be new expectations for financial advice standards. Professional Planner editor Matthew Smith writes.
Analysis
Rampant speculation fuelling anxiety over education
Degree or diploma-qualified advisers are understandably worried about what incoming standards mean for them. But spreading rumours and threats are not the way to quell such fears.
Analysis
Education and experience aren’t mutually exclusive
The sizeable backlash against the incoming academic requirements for professional financial advisers misses a major point.
Analysis
A royal imperative to find the flaws
Planners appear to have little interest in Commissioner Ken Hayne’s inquiry, but they should be concerned when it starts digging into consumers’ poor outcomes.
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