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AMP software subsidiary reveals new training course

AMP’s SMSF software provider SuperConcepts has released a new training course designed to help advisers struggling to keep up-to-date with legislative changes for compliance around SMSF advice.

by Staff Writer
September 6, 2018
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Developed by their technical education team, SuperConcepts’ 30-module training course is designed to keep advisers updated with accredited CPD points on the latest regulatory requirements, according to a statement.

The education is led by general manager for technical services and education Peter Burgess, and includes other SMSF industry figures including Graeme Colley, Philip La Greca, Mark Ellem and Nick Ali.

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SuperConcepts chief executive Natasha Fenech said she understands how difficult it is for advisers to stay ahead of sometimes challenging regulations.

“Having each module accredited with CPD points means professionals are investing in their own professional development and can be assured of the quality of course content,” Ms Fenech said.

“Doing all 30 modules within 12 months satisfies ASIC’s RG146 SMSF specialist knowledge requirements, which enables you to give SMSF advice if you are already RG146 compliant in superannuation and licensed to provide that advice.”

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Comments 4

  1. Bruce Phillips says:
    7 years ago

    Software provider? I thought SuperConcepts was a SMSF administration company?

    Seems comms department needs to step up.

    Reply
    • David Brooks says:
      7 years ago

      Administration business is poor with slow turnarounds & no understanding of client requirements. They keep on trying to flog product via their gateway which is annoying for advisers. So I can understand why SupetConcepts might want to focus on something other than Administration

      Reply
  2. John Jones says:
    7 years ago

    New!!!

    These training modules have been around for over 6 months

    Reply
  3. David McKay says:
    7 years ago

    Training is now a big cost in time out of my practice & training is dictated to me by the advisor group. Extra voluntary training is just not going to happen. So if Peter & his team want this to succeed they better start knocking on the doors of advice groups.

    Reply

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