Don’t get caught out as FAAA Congress 2025 heads west 

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Early Bird tickets to this year’s Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) Congress are now available, with those who buy tickets early also having an exclusive opportunity to purchase seats in

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FAAA congratulates new shadow ministry

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The FAAA congratulates deputy Liberal leader and federal member for Fairfax, Ted O’Brien, on his appointment as shadow treasurer in the Ley Shadow Ministry. It also congratulates the Nationals federal

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Australian financial advisers at the forefront of AI adoption 

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A total of 82 per cent of Australian financial advice businesses are using, piloting, or planning to use AI to better serve clients in the next 12 months, according to

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FAAA submission on draft legislation – DBFO Tranche 2A

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The FAAA’s submission to Treasury on the draft legislation for Delivering Better Financial Outcomes Tranche 2 Part A, “Improving access to affordable and quality financial advice”, has made the following

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FAAA welcomes re-elected Labor government  

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The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) is ready to continue working with the re-elected Labor government, and the new financial services minister once appointed, to strengthen the financial advice profession

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FAAA launches Federal Election Hub with analysis of every electorate and Senate race

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The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has launched an online Federal Election Hub, including a new tool for advisers to search for their electorate, to find local candidates and their

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Progress on advice: Coalition commitments a step toward rebuilding trust and access

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The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) welcomes the Opposition’s focus on affordable, professional financial advice as a national priority, and the recognition that access to quality advice plays a vital

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FAAA outlines five priorities for next Federal government 

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The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has outlined five key asks for an incoming government.  The five key asks of the FAAA are:   Fix the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort

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A surprise small tax cut, but little else for financial advisers in the 2025 Federal Budget

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A rather subdued Federal Budget has been delivered in Canberra on the eve of the announcement of the federal election. This was a Budget that Treasurer Jim Chalmers, up until

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David Barrett joins FAAA as senior manager policy and advocacy

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Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has appointed David Barrett to the newly created role of senior manager policy & advocacy, effective 24 March 2025. He is based in Sydney and

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