According to data from Adviser Ratings, more than half (52 per cent) of advice clients are planning to transfer at least $200,000 to the next generation.
Clients are exhibiting a number of concerns on the intergenerational wealth transfer, making it imperative for advisers to address these fears.
The Australian financial advice industry is showing a trend towards stability in practices’ adviser numbers for 2024, with fewer firms planning significant increases compared to 2023, according to Adviser Ratings.
According to Adviser Ratings, a recent survey indicated that 41 per cent of advice businesses are planning on keeping roughly the same number of advisers, up from 37 per cent in 2023.
The majority of financial advice practices enjoying revenue growth have intentions to grow their adviser teams, indicating a strong correlation between the two factors.
After five turbulent years following the royal commission in 2019, the latest Adviser Ratings report reveals signs of relative stabilisation for the advice profession.
Adviser Ratings has uncovered the top 10 financial advice licensees for growth and losses in the second quarter of the calendar year.
AMP’s deal with Entireti adds further proof that it is better to be in the business of advice than licensing. As part of its half-year results announcement to the ASX on Thursday morning, AMP unveiled a strategic partnership with Entireti ...
Cast your mind back to 2017. The life insurance space was flourishing. The average Australian had relatively easy access to a financial adviser who could provide affordable advice. Not anymore.