What did you think of the FASEA exam?
How do advisers feel about the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) exam?
As advisers deal with gaining education qualifications and sitting the FASEA exam, Money Management has sought the views from advisers on if they think the exam is fair and what their personal experience was like if they had attempted it.
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