A financial services guide (FSG) is a document that can assist you in deciding whether to use the services of an adviser. The document explains what services the adviser offers, how she operates, how the adviser gets paid (including any commissions), how she deals with customer complaints, and any interests, associations or relationships that might influence the advice the adviser gives.
The following articles refer to Financial services guide and superannuation.
Q: My husband and I are looking to start a SMSF and roll our industry funds into it. We have been able to find sources for the set up, accounting and audit of the fund and are now looking for assistance on the portfolio. We have a share portfolio outside super and so have some [...]
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