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Sure agree with your philosobpy, Rolf and thanks for life's lessons. Only responded to the price and mode of advice mentioned by the poster. The debate was about the cost associated with signing the certificate of advice. However, is it OK to see something that could be potentially wrong...

Very Good Points Richard You have raised some very good points, Richard. Why charge $450. As you do not advice but sign with no responsibility, your signature should be free. WHY do you charge? You also do not need the money! As you said so. There are some financial planners who...

I think you are looking at this Financial Planner Certificate signoff from a very narrow perspective. Even though it seems to you that you know everything about lending, the Financial planners role is not just to signoff that you have the right loan. It is to certify that your SMSF is...