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FPA elects new board members

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The Financial Planning Association has elected a new board of directors, including a new national chair to replace Matthew Rowe.

The FPA has announced that financial planner Neil Kendall, managing director of boutique firm Tupicoffs and founder of investment loss recovery service Financial Rescue, will take the reins as chair from late November.

Outgoing chair Matthew Rowe made comments suggesting the handover comes at a time of achievement for the association.

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“Our transformation from an industry association to a professional association is complete. We now start a new journey – one as a professional community that’s united in its commitment to supporting Australians in securing a better financial future,” Mr Rowe said.

Mr Kendall said now is “not the time for a revolution” but rather a time to stay on course to ensure the FPA continues to build on the “hard work” it has been doing.

“We all want to know that we are creating a meaningful, positive difference in the lives of the client. There has been much talk to date about what defines ‘bad advice’. Our focus from now is very much on ‘good advice’,” Mr Kendall said.

Along with Mr Kendall’s appointment the FPA also announced the departure of board members Patrick Canion and Louise Lakomy who will be replaced by newly-elected board members Marisa Broome and Delma Newton.

The FPA also said current board member Matthew Brown has been re-elected and will continue on in his role.

FPA elects new board members

The Financial Planning Association has elected a new board of directors, including a new national chair to replace Matthew Rowe.

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