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Time has come for industry to assess reform consequences – especially mental health distress says UFAA

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Before any further industry reform with respect to LIF, FASEA, remuneration and professional standards is undertaken, it is imperative that the consequences of the past are put into context, quantified

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26 Aug 2020
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UFAA calls for boycott of the FASEA Exam

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While the Australian Prime Minister calls for urgently needed post pandemic nation building that includes reforms to taxation, housing construction, deregulation and an end to ‘mindless tribalism’ he has overlooked

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02 Jun 2020
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Stalling of FASEA exam bill yet another Govt failure with industry and consumers the biggest losers says UFAA

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Once again, federal politicians have displayed their inability to put the interests of the nation’s consumers and the wellbeing of the financial services advisory sector ahead of political gamesmanship with

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19 May 2020
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