Submitted by Interested reader on Wed, 2023-09-06 14:10

How quickly goals change. Wasn't the point of the legislation to raise the standards of financial planners following the Royal Commission into banking and finance? Didn't we want to turn advice from an industry into a profession? For those planners who worked on their professional development, well done. I imagine though seeing this deflates you. Don't let it. And to those lazy folks who sat on their hands and did nothing, you think you've just be rewarded with a free kick. You actually haven't. You've just let the rest of your profession down. You'll be judged poorly for your lack of professional development by all of your peers, who would probably encourage you to still leave the profession.

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