Submitted by OTF on Thu, 2023-12-07 13:17

Sarah Abood is spot on. There will be no difference between "qualified advisers" and "professional advisers in consumers' minds. All the mental health issues and some suicides that affected some planners who were probably more than qualified to provide advice is to no avail. They should be called "product consultants".

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