Proper standards of education would be a good start for the financial advice sector

By Adele Ferguson
Updated August 22 2014 - 9:08am, first published 12:00am
Right now all it takes to qualify as a financial planner is an eight-day diploma known as RG146. Photo: Tomasz Machnik
Right now all it takes to qualify as a financial planner is an eight-day diploma known as RG146. Photo: Tomasz Machnik

It is little surprise that the crisis in confidence gripping the financial planning industry and the intense scrutiny on vertical integration and low education levels has reached the boards of the country's biggest advice businesses.

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