The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) is Australia’s leading professional association for the financial advice profession, and advocates for the interests of financial advisers and their clients across the country.
Our mission is to create a positive, professional, and collaborative home for our members. A community that empowers them to build a better financial future for Australians.
The FAAA maintains strong relationships with government and the regulators, working together to achieve fair outcomes that advance the financial advice profession and benefit Australians.
We are committed to promoting the highest professional standards in the profession, advocating in the interests of both consumers and advisers, and helping all Australians achieve their financial goals.
To look for an FAAA member in your area, simply enter your suburb name and the preferred distance of your search. After you’ve completed your search, you can also filter the results by CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professionals only and also view FAAA Professional Practices.
The highest financial planning designation worldwide, available in Australia exclusively from the FAAA.
FPA Learn is your online learning platform giving you power over your CPD requirements, with a huge range of CPD programs, webinars and quizzes available.
Through strong relationships with Government and regulators, we use our strong, united voice to represent our members and their clients.
FAAA members make a commitment to professionalism, ensuring compliance with high standards of professional and ethical conduct to enhance the public awareness of, and confidence in, the financial advice profession.
Community is your member-only online discussion forum designed to help you network with your fellow members in your local FAAA Chapter and from around Australia.
Join peers and colleagues in local and national events throughout the year. Event highlights are the annual FAAA National Roadshow and the FAAA Professionals Congress.
Following FAAA advocacy, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has recognised the financial advice profession with in-principle acceptance of our recommendation to use the protected
Insights for FAAA members, direct from the Federal Budget ‘lock-up’.
The breach reporting obligations address from the Banking Royal Commission Recommendations 1.6, 2.8, 2.9 and 7.2 (Strengthening breach reporting) and are contained in the Financial
Members should be aware that clients will be contacted directly if they hold investments in funds that did not meet the superannuation performance test benchmarks.
The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has launched its inaugural FAAA Awards program, encouraging nominations to recognise members who deliver the highest standards of professional
We are very saddened by the loss last Friday of Dugald Mitchell OAM at the age of 89. Dugald was a former President of the