ASIC has slapped a permanent ban on a financial adviser who doctored her exam certificate and continued to provide advice without the proper qualifications.
Australians who don't obtain financial advice in the lead up to finishing work are twice as likely to find retirement harder than anticipated compared to those who do, new research has revealed.
So you've seen some great investing tips on TikTok, but is the person giving you financial advice actually licensed? Probably not. ASIC's Rhys Bollen joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
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