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Financial advice review should start again, not cling to flawed ideas
Review chairman Michelle Levy is right to go big picture and suggest winding back regulation that doesn’t benefit consumers.
Jeremy CooperFinancial industry expertMichelle Levy needs to be commended for going big-picture and gutsy in exposing her early thoughts on improving the regulation of financial advice given to Australian consumers.
The delivery of good financial advice to Australians has been a policy problem for more than 50 years. The first time, to my knowledge, it became an issue was following the late ’60s nickel boom, and its bust in 1970.
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