Submitted by jayq on Tue, 2023-06-13 09:20

Insane that banks were forced out of this space by regulatory pressure, they always played an important role in getting a lot of Australians started on their advice journey.

Reform has ensured a mass exodus of experienced advisers, expensive insurance and advice delivery costs... and those starting out are well and truly priced out of advice.

I guess clients can always get solid advice from TikTok, right!?

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