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ASIC levy estimates released

Mike Taylor8 July 2024
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has issued its ASIC levy costs for 2023-24.

The ASIC document sees financial advice licensees providing personal advice to retail clients being levied a minimum amount of $1,500 plus $2,878 per adviser.

Licensees providing general advice only will be paying a levy of $2,721 while those providing personal advice to wholesale clients only will pay $976.

Mike Taylor

Mike Taylor

Managing Editor/Publisher, Financial Newswire

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Giggity
6 months ago

So $4,378 for a financial adviser with their own afsl? That’s highway robbery.

Way Beyond Enough
6 months ago
Reply to  Giggity

Govt Theft continually increasing.
Time for Real Advisers to completely rebel against Govt, ASIC, CSLR and tell them to get stuffed.
Real Advisers should on mass boycott Canberra.

Not Happy Jan
6 months ago
Reply to  Giggity

It doesn’t seem to discriminate as to whether you hold an AFSL or are an AR – we’re being charged a fee to support a scheme to compensate people with losses relating to the Dixon Advisory debacle.

The scheme was meant to be prospective…in reality, it retrospective. Otherwise, how could it allow for claims relating to advice & product failures from more than 2 years ago.

Remaining advisers (with clean records) and their clients are being punished for ASICs failure to supervise effectively and legally pursue the right people/entities to compensate those who suffered losses as a result of Evans & Co folding/liquidating a subsidiary. It’s sickening!

Anon
6 months ago
Reply to  Giggity

Plus extra per adviser if they are authorised to provide insurance advice. ASIC wants to destroy all professional advice, but they have a particular hatred of insurance advice.