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The cost of running a one-person FAP revealed

It’s been estimated it might cost $10,000 to become licensed as a small adviser business, and then $10,000 a year to operate – but there’s a warning that’s the wrong way to look at it.

Tue, Feb 18th 2020 09:21PM

Regulation pushes firms to vertical integration

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[The Wrap] Conduct wheels spinning

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A number of buyers interested in AMP

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AMP

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Generate members' data accessed illegitimately

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ASB books a loss on sale of Aegis

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InvestNow acquires AMP Capital's retail business

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Preparing for the next downturn

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Faafoi reassures advisers about the future

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FMA to weed out green washing

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Low interest rate environment creates adviser opportunity

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Insurers argue cutting commissions will lead to poor customer outcomes

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[The Wrap] Thanks for the gift Peter

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Wannabe trust and fund administration company in receivership

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Govt should subsidise advice: Financial Advice NZ

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