[VIDEO] Paul Fuller tells mortgage advisers what life's like as an AFA
Under the review of the Financial Advisers Act, Registered Financial Advisers may be forced to step up to the same standards as Authorised Financial Advisers.
Paul Fuller of the Mortgage Room in Blenheim has regularly won awards for the quality of advice. One of his more recent Awards was being named Mortgage Broker of the Year at last year's Professional Advisers Association conference.
Fuller sets a high standard with his business and he is one of the few mortgage advisers who voluntarily stepped up to Authorised Financial Adviser status when the Financial Advisers Act was introduced. To become an AFA he had to pass the National Certificate in Financial Planning Level Five, plus when he deals with clients he has to provide them with a Statement of Advice.
TMM spoke to Fuller about being an AFA, as there is a high probability RFAs in the future will have to step up from the RFA level to the equivalent of current AFAs.
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