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Simon Hoyle

Simon Hoyle

Group Publisher at Professional Planner

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Australia
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  • English
Covering topics
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Advocacy or accountability? FAAA to assess its core purpose - Professional Planner

Fresh from a successful merger, FAAA members now have another important issue to consider: whether to remain a membership-based association, or to take the plunge and assume responsibility for true self-regulation, which some argue is the last piece in the professionalism puzzle. Either way, CEO Sarah Abood acknowledges the association has work to do to ensure a vibrant profession in future is larger than it is today.
over 1 year ago
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ALRC takes aim at ‘porridge’ of financial advice legislation - Prof...

The Australian Law Reform Commission notes the length of Chapter 7 of the Corporations Act is similar in length to the novel Ulysses by James Joyce. After handing in the final report of the multi-year project, it has acknowledged what every adviser has said for years: the current laws they operate under are a mess.
over 1 year ago
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Taxpayers subsidising advice doesn’t address core issues - Professi...

The FAAA’s suggestion of a financial advice fee subsidy is an extension of earlier calls for the tax-deductibility of advice. Both would shift at least some of the burden of paying for advice from the individuals receiving the advice and on to the taxpayer. But Simon Hoyle asks is that a fair thing to ask?
over 1 year ago
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‘We do it everywhere else’: Education lifts standards - Professiona...

Whether higher education standards can lead to lower incidences of misconduct in a profession is frequently disputed, but the latest research paper from adviser and PhD student Ben Neilson concludes it is possible to legislate good behaviour in an industry by increasing standards.
over 1 year ago
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What went wrong with the QAR - Professional Planner

We’ve only scratched the surface with draft legislation, writes Simon Hoyle, but what has been delivered so far is underwhelming the advice industry and super funds are left confused over their obligations. What was meant to be an easy fix has turned into a bigger mess.
about 1 year ago
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Playing with the boundaries of financial advice - Professional Planner

The thought of delivering financial advice the same way that every other advice firm does it simply horrified Kearney Group CEO Paul Kearney. Instead, he embarked on a bold plan to re-engineer his advice firm and now, around two years later, it’s beginning to bear fruit. Where it goes next is anyone’s guess, but it won’t follow a traditional growth path.
about 1 year ago
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Advisers need a plan to deal with a $5t transfer of wealth - Profes...

Financial advisers won’t automatically benefit from a looming intergenerational transfer of almost $5 trillion wealth. They need a plan and a strategy to engage with existing clients and their children.
about 1 year ago
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Adviser-built portfolio FUA explodes, but fewer take DIY route - Pr...

Research has found that the average FUA in portfolios constructed mostly or entirely by advisers themselves has grown dramatically since 2018, but the number of advisers building portfolios themselves has almost halved. The fastest growth in adviser portfolio construction is in the use of off-the-shelf solutions.
about 1 year ago
professionalplanner.com.au

Moving out of house: Selecting the right outsourcing partners

Licensees have more potential partners and outsourced service providers to work with today than ever before. The Professional Planner Licensee Summit heard that getting the right arrangements in place can help raise adviser capacity, business efficiency and profitability – as well as potentially reducing PI insurance costs.
12 months ago
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Cost of living pressures put focus on quality advice offerings

A spike in the cost of living is having an effect on pre-retiree and retiree member behaviour, and super funds with a solid and accessible advice offer are well placed to help these members negotiate some tricky and complex issues.
9 months ago
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Advisers off the hook for individual registration

The Albanese Government has scrapped the requirement that advisers must register individually with ASIC from 1 July next year. Although unaware of the announcement coming, ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland says the move isn’t surprising, and he praised licensees for compliance with stage one of the requirements.
4 months ago