FAAA chief executive Sarah Abood said she was “shocked” at the estimated CSLR levy for 2025-26, with the bill potentially exceeding $4,500 per adviser.

The number of financial advisers was up 15 over the last week, while a Melbourne and Perth-based fund manager went from two ...

The FSC chief executive has argued that whoever forms government at the federal election should not just finalise advice ...

Super fund bodies have been quick to thank outgoing Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones for his contributions to the ...

A study has revealed that advisers are setting their sights on private markets in 2025 on the back of growing client interest ...

Jones has announced a “comprehensive review” of the CSLR following the revelation that the levy estimate for financial ...

The Principals’ Community has appointed insurance brokerage Numerisk as the preferred insurance partner for its members, ...

The Financial Services Minister has announced that he will retire from federal politics at the next election. Assistant ...

Wealth giant Perpetual reported “mixed” results across its divisions in 2Q25, according to its latest business update.

Recent findings have revealed that around 700,000 Australian retirees could be paying hundreds, if not thousands, in ...

Despite being heralded as the cure for advice inaccessibility, industry consultants say low take-up of digital advice may ...

The Australian financial advice industry rose by more than 20 advisers last week on the back of strong new entrant gains.