

If so, then ASIC policy requires...
Under the Financial Services Reform Act 2001, all individuals who provide incidental personal or general financial product advice to retail customers must meet the minimum training standards as outlined in ASIC Regulatory Guideline 146.
While all Financial Planners should have attained full PS 146 / RG 146 certification by ASIC’s deadline of the 11th March 2004, some advisers may have a need to complete their Diploma of Financial Services (Financial Planning). In addition, as your business expands you may wish to further educate existing or new members of your staff to the required compliance standard. It is also possible that members of your staff are incidentally providing advice without the necessary skills or qualifications. RG 146 Training Australia provides for rapid, no fuss and low cost solutions to these issues.
The benefits?
These courses provide the first step towards increasing the value of your business by:
Upon successful completion of this combined course, you will be able to provide personal advice on property ownership structure, listed property trusts, managed investments, managed investment schemes, income protection, life insurance, business overheads and trauma insurance.