CSLR “special” levy a further blow to accessible, affordable financial advice

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The announcement of another sizeable CSLR cost of $190 million in 2026/27, and the prospect of sizeable special levies for the foreseeable future, is an unsustainable burden for financial advice

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FAAA: Unintended SMSF consequences from CGT and negative gearing changes

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The FAAA welcomes the fact that the Federal Government’s proposed changes to CGT and negative gearing in the Budget did not impact superannuation. However it says an unintended consequence is

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CSLR levy to shrink adviser numbers: FAAA survey

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A survey of members by the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) shows the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) levy is set to significantly impact Australia’s financial advice landscape, with the majority of respondents saying it will push up costs

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FAAA submission on Education Reform for Financial Advisers

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The Financial Advice Association of Australia (FAAA) has provided feedback to Treasury on the “Education Reform for Financial Advisers” consultation paper. The FAAA has seven key recommendations: Clarity of Impact.

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