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AFA moves focus on to FOFA rules

16 April 2012

The Association of Financial Advisers is moving on from opposing the new Future of Financial Advice reforms to concentrate on the regulations being created by the Australian Securities and Investments…

Ripoll reassures advisers on reforms

16 April 2012

The Federal Government has outlined the benefits of its financial advice reforms, reassuring the sector that the advantages outweigh the costs…

FSC relaunches LifeWise campaign

16 April 2012

The Financial Services Council has relaunched its LifeWise campaign to encourage more people to take out life insurance cover…

FPA praised for role in FOFA

16 April 2012

The global standards body has praised the Financial Planning Association’s role in securing changes to the Future of Financial Advice reforms…

Advisers drawn to social media sites

16 April 2012

More than 1000 Financial Planning Association members have joined a forum the association has set up on the social media site LinkedIn…

FPA members can become tax agents

02 April 2012

Members of the Financial Planning Association can now be formally recognised under the Tax Agent Services Regulations…

Consumers ‘know little about life insurance’

02 April 2012

Consumers are happy with the life insurance cover they have within a super fund, but they don’t know anything about the policy, according to Canstar Head of Wealth Management Stephen Mitchell…

Government changes FOFA opt-in rules

26 March 2012

The Federal Government has changed the controversial opt-in provision in its Future of Financial Advice legislation, now providing advisers exemptions from the measure if they are members…

FOFA bill reveals deep divisions

26 March 2012

The latest changes to the Future of Financial Advice regulations have divided the financial services industry…

Industry rejects FSC’s churn concerns

26 March 2012

The Financial Services Council will talk to the life insurance industry on developing a policy to stop churning, but industry sources say it is not a major problem…