In this episode of the ifa Show, Keith Ford is joined by the CEO of moneyGPS and accountantsGPS, George Haramis, to discuss the impact of the government’s response to the Quality of Advice Review (QAR) and the future of digital advice in Australia.
Mr Haramis touches on the progress of the proposed digital advice association and whether the government’s slow progress on the QAR has had an impact.
He also covers the role of super funds in advice and whether they can plug the advice gap, as well as exploring some of the broader impacts of the QAR, such as the yet-to-be accepted good advice standard.
Mr Haramis then touches on Treasury roundtables and the outcomes from government consultations before explaining moneyGPS’s white label digital advice product for super funds, boutique AFSLs, larger AFSLs, and accounting firms.
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