Statement of Advice definition
Examples of Statement of Advice in a sentence
If we provide you with personal advice that takes into account your personal circumstances, we will issue you with a Statement of Advice.
The changes will take effect from the expiration of the notice period and the fees set out in the Financial Services Guide, the Statement of Advice and this Agreement will be deemed to be automatically amended in accordance with the notice.
If you are a retail client and a Statement of Advice (SoA) or further information is not provided to you with your invoice, then the advice that you have been given related to that transaction is general advice.
There are other costs associated with Investments within our Model Portfolios which ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ House does not receive any benefit from, such as platform fees and the underlying costs of any Exchange Traded or Managed funds, that may form part of the portfolio, and those fees will be fully disclosed in your Statement of Advice.
An officer shall hold office until he or she resigns, dies, is removed hereunder, or a different person is appointed to the office.
Upon agreeing to the terms of your Statement of Advice, you are entitled to receive all of the services that are referenced herein, however you will not be entitled to pro rata refunds or rebates if you do not take advantage of any services on offer.
This document is to be incorporated by reference to your personalised Statement of Advice.
You are entitled to receive a Statement of Advice (“SOA”) when we give you personal advice as a retail client.
This Statement of Advice must be seen as part of the set of advice provided to you over time (including all previous Statements of Advice and any advice provided by Puzzle Financial Advice under pre-Australian Financial Services Licences) and does not stand separate from previous advice.
If Tasman FX is to provide Personal Advice to the Client then a Statement of Advice (SOA) will be given to the Client.