Activities that can be provided without holding a credit licence
Content Summary
The following tables provide a snapshot of the activities that you can and can’t provide to a consumer without holding an Australian credit licence or being licensed as a credit representative.
This information has been broken down into common areas of advice and examples are also provided where the discussion of credit may impact on financial planning activities.
Financing residential property
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Debt management
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Mortgage advice
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Financial planning advice
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