Submitted by Old Fella on Fri, 2023-04-28 19:33

IOOF... oops Insignia are still determined to try and return to what was once known as the Sole or Tied Agent model. A staff member leaves the part of the business that services self-employed, they are not allowed to be replaced. It's all about trying to force self-employed advisers to become employed advisers. Their CEO talks about this with pride. Anybody else find this murky and a backwards step for the industry?

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