Griffith University

Financial planning

Young Australians want and need more financial education

With the average person seeking out financial advice only after they’ve had a poor experience, it’s crucial to ensure a solid financial base from a young age, according t...

Financial planning

Study calls for financial literacy shakeup

A study from Griffith University has recommended financial literacy be taught as a standalone subject to high school-aged students or at the least, through a co-curricula...

Financial planning

ASIC's consumer panel advised on FASEA code submission

A link has been uncovered between the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s Consumer Advisory Panel and a key submission regarded as highly supportive of the...

Financial planning

Advisers query ASIC role in academics' FASEA submission

A designation of work by two Griffith University academics as “consultancy/commercial research” has raised questions about the status of a 2018 submission to the Financia...

Financial planning

Financial Planning Research Journal announces award winners

The Financial Planning Research Journal, published by Griffith University and the Financial Planning Association of Australia, has introduced three new research awards an...

Features

WIFS: The next generation of advisers

Hannah Wootton talks to a young industry leader and soon-to-be financial planning graduate, Azaria Bell, to find out what advisers can gain from going back to university....

Financial planning

AMP and Griffith University offer FASEA pathway

AMP and Griffith University have joined to help financial advisers meet the Financial Advisers Standards and Ethics Authority’s new requirements. ...

Policy & Regulation

Senate told to wait on whistleblowing

The Governance Institute has urged the Senate to wait for hard evidence from a whistleblowing project from Griffith University before making recommendations rather than r...