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Central Coast Financial Planners 2026: Fees, Services, Finding Licensed Advisers

Central Coast financial planner guide 2026: what financial planners charge on the Central Coast NSW, how to check their ASIC licence, what advice they can give, and how to find a licensed financial adviser near you.

By Central Coast Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Financial Planners and Financial Advisers on the Central Coast 2026

The Central Coast NSW has a solid financial planning sector serving the region's diverse population, including many Sydney commuters and retirees who have relocated from Sydney. All advisers must appear on the ASIC Financial Advisers Register. moneysmart.gov.au

How Much Does a Financial Planner Cost on the Central Coast 2026?

Initial consultation / Statement of Advice (SoA), typically $2,100-$5,200+
Ongoing advice fee (annual), typically $2,300-$8,400+/year
Superannuation/retirement advice (single issue), typically $1,200-$3,000
Investment advice, typically $1,600-$4,200+

How to Check a Financial Planner's Licence on the Central Coast

Search the ASIC Financial Advisers Register at moneysmart.gov.au/financial-advice/financial-advisers-register. moneysmart.gov.au

What a Financial Planner Can Help You With on the Central Coast

Superannuation and SMSF strategies
Retirement and transition-to-retirement planning
Investment advice and wealth building
Insurance, estate planning, and Centrelink strategies

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