Keith Ford

According to the FAAA's Phil Anderson, the “progressively exploding disaster” of Dixon could slug the advice sector for more than previously estimated, even going above the yearly sector caps.

ASIC has announced the Administrative Appeals Tribunal has upheld a former NSW-based adviser's permanent ban from providing financial services.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered the Albanese government's third federal budget on Tuesday evening, 14 May, touting a balanced approach in an environment of cross currents.

The FAAA says this year's budget is more about what wasn't included, with the government disregarding financial advisers' calls for support.

The government found room for a sweet potato levy reduction in the federal budget, yet financial advice didn't rate a mention.

The Financial Services Minister says the amendments to the SIS Act within the first QAR bill will “clarify the law to affirm the status quo”.

The Financial Services Minister says the amendments to the SIS Act within the first QAR bill will “clarify the law to affirm the status quo”....

An equity partner firm of Count has purchased a Brisbane-based accounting business for nearly $1 million, as Count drives forward its inorganic growth momentum.

Financial adviser numbers are “back in black” for the calendar year as 21 new entrants joined the profession over the past week.

The FAAA's Phil Anderson says the government's key commitments on the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort have not been met.