How advisers are slashing up to 30% of business expenses
Anyone who runs a financial planning business knows that the cost savings cannot come from fees charged – so what’s the alternative?
Anyone who runs a financial planning business knows that the cost savings cannot come from fees charged – so what’s the alternative?
There’s a lot of unsung work that goes on when advisers and super funds adopt new technology in months when it would have otherwise taken years.
Allow me to share the scariest insight that came out of the latest season of After Hours.
As I sit here thinking about what to put in this week’s blog, I have decided to do something I rarely do – share how I am thinking about our current situation.
While we as an industry are under serious pressure, it’s also an excellent time to change things and get them right for the future.
It may be hard to believe right now, but there’s a silver lining emerging for those planners running their own practices.
It was with much satisfaction that I read the latest AFCA numbers, which paint a promising picture of financial advice.
Whatever you think of the super early release scheme, there’s one thing we can all agree on.
It’s refreshing and advantageous to have someone in Government who intimately understands the portfolio they’re responsible for.
Although New Zealand is a smaller market than Australia, they once again have done the incredible trick of bringing innovation to the market.
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