Submitted by Harry91 on Tue, 2023-08-15 09:31

ha ha, who would want equity in a business that at best only breaks even?? If they buy into that there must be a hidden payment or they need some better financial advice. It will also be a significant reduction in services when the advice has to fund an additional $50 million. It seems Insignia and AMP are treating their advisers or the regulator like idiots, and the industry watches on powerless or hopeless.

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