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TAL’s three Professional Year initiatives successfully encouraged new entrants into the financial advice industry throughout 2023, including 16 candidates completing their PY through its PY Manager program.

The SMSF Association has issued an open letter to its members stating it has strong reservations about some key aspects of the government’s proposed QAR reforms. Peter Burgess, SMSF CEO, stated in t

TAL will deliver a learning program focused on the Code of Ethics that will count towards advisers’ CPD requirements, as part of its ‘Ethics Month’.

Education program features four live webinars

The Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) has said the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) should prioritise advice regulations in its ongoing review of financial services law.

A recommendation by the ALRC to establish an ongoing program to identify and remove redundant provisions has the support of accounting and advice associations. In a joint submission to the Australian

AFA chief executive Phil Anderson has detailed his disapproval of the Code of Ethics. Four years after the release of the Financial Planners and Advisers Code of Ethics, the CEO of the Association of

The industry has been urged to foster a referral culture within the ESG space to ensure best practice with FASEA’s Code of Ethics.   Speaking during an ESG roundtable discussion hosted by ifas sis

The SMSF Association has released the 2022-23 edition of its e-learning modules which underpin its SMSF Specialist designation. The latest edition of the e-learning modules incorporates the latest leg

New research has revealed that net assets per advisers held in self-managed superannuation funds have doubled since 2019. Net assets per adviser have more than doubled from $22.55 million in the first