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ARTICLE · 29 AUGUST 2014

Double Geared Investment Advice – Financial Advice claims case study

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Slater & Gordon has extensive experience in acting for people who have suffered loss because of poor financial advice.

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By: Ben Whitwell

Slater & Gordon is investigating compensation claims on behalf of investors who received financial advice from Commonwealth Financial Planning and Financial Wisdom, subsidiaries of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. Slater & Gordon has extensive experience in acting for people who have suffered loss as a result of poor financial advice. Below is a recent example of a professional negligence case run by Slater & Gordon.

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At the time of receiving the advice that caused their losses, the couple owned their own home outright. Their financial goals included ensuring they had an adequate income stream in their retirement and purchasing a new vehicle.

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