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  1. Data is entered into WinAIA as if a normal client quotation is being created.

 

  1. Once the quotation has been discussed with a client and is deemed appropriate, you or your PA can begin keying in data generally required from a client while eApp begins transferring information from the quotation to the application.

 

  1. Information can be filled in using the mouse and the keyboard.  ONLY sections related to the selected solutions will appear.  ANYTHING filled in is validated ‘real time’ so any error is instantly identified and can be corrected.

 

  1. With literally the click of a button, and after all information is complete, eApp securely transmits the application to AIA.

 

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Advisers embrace Westpac after trail commissions removed
@The Laird - No, not really. The headline of this article could equally have been: "Advisers embrace Westpac after upfront commissions increased to highest across the main banks."
12 hours ago Paul Flood
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Doesn't this result call into question the criticism from certain quarters that Mortgage Advisers are driven predominantly by commission considerations?
17 hours ago The Laird
FMA wants clearer fees
@first time caller - I can see the complexity you highlight, but as above, investors should be able to see what they are paying without having to reference multiple documents. Investment admin can track and report deductions for tax, withdrawals, fees et al, would be /should be straightforward to aggregate advice fees into costs at member level... at least I hope so.
1 day ago Goldcard
FMA wants clearer fees
@goldcard - how would you propose that a fund manager calculates the TER to include adviser fees given not all clients pay them and different advisers charge different fees, not to mention some advisors charge different fees to different clients? The advice fee gets disclosed in the adviser's disclosure statement and the statement of advice, so the client can add that to the published TER of the fund they are invested in to see how much they are paying overall.
2 days ago First time caller
FMA wants clearer fees
Schedule 4 of the FMCA regs 2014, particularly clauses 2(1) and 53(3) provide the basis for excluding individually charged advice fees from the statutory TER. This was introduced with the best of intentions, but now it is little more than an invisibility cloak for deductions from member accounts.
2 days ago Goldcard