FAAA welcomes Delivering Better Financial Outcomes legislation, with one key concern 

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The FAAA is pleased to finally see the first instalment of the promised changes emanating from the 2022 Quality of Advice Review (QAR) tabled in the Parliament.   FAAA CEO Sarah

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FAAA calls for retrospective impact of the CSLR on financial advisers to be urgently resolved 

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The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) has now publicly released estimates of what advisers will be expected to pay for the first full year of the operation of the

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FAAA launches financial literacy workshop for high school students

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The Financial Advice Association of Australia (FAAA) has launched a nationwide financial literacy program aimed at high-school students, developing a simple but informative workshop that will teach young Australians important

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Strong progress regarding the tax deductibility of upfront advice fees can be further strengthened

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The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) says the ATO can build upon the progress made in its public release of revised tax deductibility guidance in December 2023 by further refining

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FAAA to continue successful female mentoring program in 2024 

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The FAAA is set to continue with its Women in Financial Planning Mentoring Program in 2024, in recognition of the important role such programs play in attracting, and retaining, women

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Financial advice profession in good health 

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The financial advice profession is in good health although challenges around staffing and use of technology remain, according to the latest Business Health By The Numbers report, developed in conjunction

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FAAA launches 2024 roadshow series

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Early bird tickets to the Financial Advice Association Australia’s 2024 roadshow series are now available. The event is taking place across Australia in April and May. The roadshows theme will

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FAAA 2024-25 Pre-Budget Submission 

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The FAAA has released its 2024-25 Pre-Budget Submission. It puts forward six ideas that the FAAA believes will have a positive impact on the financial futures of Australian consumers, by

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Almost 6,000 advisers still need to be registered with ASIC 

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Nearly 6,000 financial advisers are yet to be registered with ASIC[1] following the passage of legislation in November 2023, putting them at risk of no longer being able to provide

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FAAA fully supports proposed changes to financial adviser exam

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The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has backed the government’s proposed changes to the financial adviser exam, including making the exam completely multiple choice, removing restrictions on who can sit

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