An open letter to the FPA
The AIOFP is dismayed and frustrated with market stakeholders continually blaming advisers for the industry's deficiencies regardless of mitigating circumstances.
The AIOFP is dismayed and frustrated with market stakeholders continually blaming advisers for the industry's deficiencies regardless of mitigating circumstances.
Australia is a leading light on the world stage of practising professional financial planning and education standards.
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