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Australian financial regulator warns super firms over use of unlicensed marketers
The financial regulator has put firms on notice after it found some were using unlicensed marketers trying to convince customers to switch
This action aims to protect consumers from potential misconduct in the superannuation industry. The regulator's intervention highlights ongoing scrutiny of how financial advice is delivered to Australians.
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Australian financial regulator warns super firms over use of unlicensed marketers
This action aims to protect consumers from potential misconduct in the superannuation industry. The regulator's intervention highlights ongoing scrutiny of how financial advice is delivered to Australians. Firms are now required to ensure all marketing personnel are properly licensed to avoid further penalties.
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