Claims financial planning professionalism undermined by BOLR contracts

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9 September 2011
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Amid moves to address perceived conflicts of interest in the financial planning industry, questions have been raised about BOLR arrangements. Meanwhile, recent comments by Bill Shorten that amounted to a Government endorsement could see a return to favour for reverse mortgages. This and more in the latest online edition of Money Management.

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