by Adviser Ratings
While most advisers are on their way to earning their qualifications for professional standards, few have ticked off all the requirements early. On average, less experienced advisers are closer to becoming qualified under current arrangements.…
by Adviser Ratings
Adviser Ratings' Distribution Solutions Manager, Stan Segers, brings you the latest adviser movements and licensee updates.
by Adviser Ratings
The cost of providing advice has risen by more than 40 per cent in the past five years, resulting in both advised and unadvised Australians being priced out of the market. With more fee rises on the cards, a study has looked at how many clients will…
by Adviser Ratings
This week we see higher numbers across all key areas. Stan Segers presents you with the most up-to-date happenings within the industry.
by Adviser Ratings
With costs rising across the advice spectrum, it’s natural for advisers to expect value for the professional fees they pay – especially with a number of licensees reporting increases in revenue in the past year. We asked advisers whether they…
by Ryan Scherini
In this week's 'Ask an Adviser' series, Ryan Scherini from Viridian Advisory in Perth, WA answers a question around the aged pension and if eligibility is affected while owning multiple properties that will not sell.
by Adviser Ratings
Stay connected with our Weekly Adviser Movements series. Stan Segers keeps you up to date with the latest data on advisers joining, switching, and exiting.
by Adviser Ratings
Advisers could soon be unshackled from Statement of Advice requirements. Treasury’s financial advice review has led to the release of a proposal paper, recommending that the SoA be retired completely. The proposal is likely to win favour with…
by Andrew White
This week's edition of our 'Ask an Adviser' series looks at the positives and negatives of keeping a mortgage when the offset account has enough funds to pay off the loan. Andrew White from Tribeca Financial gives his perspective on this question…