With the result of the Federal Election just weeks away, it’s time to cast your vote in our poll to help establish which Government you think will deliver the best result for advisers and the consumers they serve.
Three years ago the Labor Party was triumphant, but plenty has happened since, including the partial implementation of the Government’s Delivering Better Financial Outcomes reforms and the ongoing controversy surrounding the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort levies.
Back in 2022, both major parties said they’d back an education pathway for advisers to help avoid an exodus of advisers in 2026.
This year, there’s plenty of crossover among the two main parties when it comes to reforming and reviewing the financial services sector. The Coalition wants to see adviser numbers double to 30,000, and Labor is offering a slew of policies across the sector, with DBFO being at the forefront of its offerings.
Do you have a view as to which of the major parties will deliver a better outcome for the financial advice sector after the May 3 election? Have you changed your mind since last time? Tell us what you think and we’ll report back next week…
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