by Jim Stackpool | May 1, 2021 | advisers v distributors, Certainty Advice, Conflict of Interest, Hayne Royal Commission, Hidden Intent, Leadership, LIfe Choices, valuable advice, Value of Advice
“The future does not exist and cannot be predicted. It must be imagined and invented” Gelatt (1989) On May 25, 1961 USA President John F. Kennedy delivered an ambitious speech seeking Congress support to a project that would be ‘…more impressive to mankind, or...
by Jim Stackpool | Mar 28, 2021 | growth, strategy, valuable advice
The eleventh sitting of the mandatory FASEA exams started this week. An adviser preparing for her exam suggested that once most advisers had sat these exams, she hoped the regulator might reduce their onerous compliance burdens. Hope isn’t a great business strategy....
