AMP and big banks rush to lift planners' qualifications

By Adele Ferguson, Ben Butler
Updated August 22 2014 - 9:08am, first published 6:51am
AMP chief Craig Meller: AMP aims to upgrade all its advisers. Photo: Getty Images/Ben Rushton
AMP chief Craig Meller: AMP aims to upgrade all its advisers. Photo: Getty Images/Ben Rushton

Australia's big four banks and AMP have moved to beef up educational standards for financial planners as they struggle to stem a crisis of confidence in the advice industry.

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