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Would you trust super funds with financial advice?

Industry super funds are set to play a bigger role in providing financial advice to members, but can they avoid falling into the same avarice and self-interest that befell the banks?

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Michelle Levy has laid down a bold blueprint for the transformation of the deeply troubled financial advice industry, which should clear the way for industry super funds to play a much bigger role in guiding how members invest their nearly $1 trillion in superannuation savings.

As The Australian Financial Review’s wealth editor Aleks Vickovich reported, a draft consultation paper prepared by the Levy-chaired Quality of Advice Review recommends overhauling the complex laws that cover financial advice, which should make it easier for financial institutions, such as super funds, to provide less costly financial advice.

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Karen Maley writes on banking and finance, specialising in financial services, private equity and investment banking. Karen is based in Sydney. Connect with Karen on Twitter. Email Karen at karen.maley@afr.com

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