Submitted by Anthony Densley on Tue, 2024-01-09 12:51

OMG WHAT quality of advice?? How will reducing the requirements provide or improve the quality of advice. Want to reduce the fees for clients reduce the requirements on providing quality advice. The RC created a lot of extra work however it has settled into part of providing advice. It is no brainer that sales people and scammers are just rubbing their hands together the minister is not only folding to the banks but also the union backed super funds. These institutions do not provide any service except a bank for the client in truth. Clients have no idea where the money is invested there are fees paid that do not show even now as the fee is charged before the funds are applied to the clients account. Tired of the blah blah yet the clients are even more confused.

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