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Competency standards need practical element

The minimum competency standards for financial advisers need to have a practical element and newcomers to the profession would benefit greatly if they had to go through a mentoring process, according to a past president of the Institute of Financial Advisers.

Paul McBeth

Fri, Oct 30th 2009 06:55AM

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