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Quoted and interviewed by Bloomberg, the Australian Financial Review, The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, the ABC and SBS on super, advice fees and wrap platforms.
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- 19
- Articles And Broadcasts
- 20
- Podcasts
- 7
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Podcasts And Broadcasts
- The AustralianPodcast episode.
- Fear And GreedInterview: Financial advice is 'broken'. Is this how to fix it?
- Australian Shareholders AssociationEquity podcast episode.
- Shares For BeginnersAndy Darroch, Advise Me Today (the firm's former name).
- How To MoneySuper can be simple, right? Thoughts from a financial adviser.
- Aussie FirebugAndy Darroch: independent financial advice. Transcript on this site.
- Captain FIAndy Darroch, independent financial adviser. Transcript on this site.
- The Drum (ABC TV)Panel guest.
- Read the transcriptsAussie Firebug and Captain FI, written out in full.
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I comment on superannuation, financial advice fees, wrap platforms and adviser conflicts. I publish my own research from APRA data, with the method shown, and I am happy to be quoted by name.
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