The push is on to make the financial planning industry more gender diverse. We asked a number of high profile women in planning for their tips and insights on making the industry more inclusive. Here’s what they said.
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Increased regulation, compliance and reforms to education standards, has prompted some advisers to reposition their business to focus on what they’re most passionate about.
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Financial advisers are on the frontline when it comes to fighting financial abuse in Australia.
The latest HILDA survey released on Tuesday reinforced what many financial experts probably already know; Australians have a financial literacy problem, and women know less than men.
As the clock gets ticking, the kids get older, and the Australian property market looks questionable, there are three things I’m looking for to help me justify my spend on advice.
The superannuation savings of Australian women needs a boost, not just in dollar-terms but in information awareness.
The average woman will retire with about 30 per cent less in superannuation savings compared to the average man.
As a journalist who writes about women’s money matters, I’m intrigued by the push that’s on in Australian financial services to attract more women to engage in financial advice.
Sure, I see the need for it from a financial literacy and wealth building perspective, but I’m skeptical about how this can be achieved in the current environment – when trust is being put to the test.
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