Submitted by Davey NoFurries on Wed, 2023-08-30 10:09

"Anderson particularly highlighted the case of the fees-for-no-service scandal, which he said has done “untold damage” to the financial advice space. ASIC’s action led to a substantial overpayment of compensation to remediate consumers and significant costs to investigate." Finally someone is speaking publicly without fear of retribution what every single adviser has known since the RC - Thank you Philip Anderson for the facts.

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