On the back of the CSLR announcing a massive increase in the levy for next financial year, the FAAA has slammed the apparent effort to “avoid a genuine investigation” into the Dixon collapse.
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.
In the week ending 30 January, Wealth Data recorded a net rise of 15 advisers, thanks to the 12 new entrants who joined the profession. Two new licensees opened up shop and two ceased operations. Some ...