
Independent Financial Advice
Financial Advice should always be conflict free, but amazingly only 1% of us choose to meet the ASIC requirements and are able call ourselves independent financial advisers.
A list of other independent financial advisers is listed on the Superguide website.
As independent financial advisers:
- we do not receive any money from the investments, super or insurances that we recommend
- the only money we make is from the fees we charge our clients
- we can focus on tax strategies and strategic investment advice without worrying about how we will charge you
- we are free to provide you with advice that puts your interest ahead of ours
- we are not limited to what products we can recommend.
Who we help and how
The people we help the most are:
- professionals, executives, military, and doctors who will be working for another 5-10 years and want help to grow and protect their money
- people who have received an inheritance and need independent financial advice on what they should do with it
- those coming up to or in retirement and wanting guidance on when they can stop work and then navigating the complexities of the retirement system.
At Construct Wealth, we are proud to be part of the rare breed of truly independent financial advisers in Australia.
Phil and Naomi are founding members of the Profession of Independent Financial Advisers (PIFA) and practice the PIFA Gold Standard of Independence™
Our commitment to you
‘Your best interest will always be at the core of what we recommend. We will only invite you to join us if we genuinely believe we can help you.
After engaging us, you will have a clear financial strategy and the confidence that you are doing everything right.
We will uphold the values of being an independent financial adviser, so you are guaranteed independent, unbiased and conflict-free advice.’
Phil Harvey and Naomi Horobin
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