Submitted by Wildcat on Wed, 2023-01-18 11:29

We can easily take on more clients....provided the ridiculous prescriptive and expensive compliance requirements are materially reduced.

Many individual Australians would benefit greatly from good financial advice, the country would benefit through lower aged care/pension costs.

The only losers would be the tin gods that have to fall in ASIC and Treasury. A win all round in my books.

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