IAN MATTHEW KEBBLEWHITE
Financial Adviser · Varsity Lakes, QLD
📚 Qualifications & Training
1998 - Bachelor of Applied Science (Sport Management/Sport Science) - Partial Completion - Bachelor Degree (AQF 7) - University of Western Sydney
1999 - Bachelor of Business (Part Time) - Partial Completion - Bachelor Degree (AQF 7) - Griffith University
2002 - Diploma of Financial Planning - Module 1 (D.F.P. 1) - Diploma (AQF 5) - Australian Institute of Financial Studies
2003 - MIAA Compliance Essentials Examination - Other - MIAA (now MFAA, Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia)
2003 - MIAA Privacy Act Examination - Other - MIAA (now MFAA, Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia)
2003 - MIAA Uniform Consumer Credit Code Examination - Other - MIAA (now MFAA, Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia)
2005 - Diploma of Financial Services (Financial Planning) - - TAFE Queensland - Gold Coast Institute of TAFE
2005 - Financial Reporting, Financial Accounting, Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements - Other - Securities Institute
2005 - Mortgage Credit Analysis, Property Valuations, Business Credit Analysis, General Credit Issues - Other - Securities Institute
2006 - Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning) - Partial Completion; 11 Subjects Completed - - RMIT University
2006 - Certificate III in Financial Services - Certificate (AQF 1-4) - Westpac Banking Corporation (Nationally Recognised Training)
2010 - Certificate IV in Financial Services (Finance / Mortgage Broking) - - AAMC Training Group
2012 - Real Estate Agent Licence, Certificate IV in Property Services - Real Estate - Certificate (AQF 1-4) - NSW Real Estate Training College
2013 - Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking Management - - The National Finance Institute
2016 - Statement of Attainment - RG146.44 Self-Managed Superannuation Funds - - Financial Education Professionals
🏢 Professional Memberships
SMSF Association
ℹ️ What is a Financial Adviser?
A registered Financial Adviser is authorised under an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) to provide personal advice on investments, superannuation, life insurance, and other financial products to retail clients.
Financial advisers must meet strict education, training, and ethical standards set by ASIC. This includes holding relevant qualifications, meeting ongoing professional development requirements, and maintaining appropriate professional indemnity insurance.
Data source: ASIC Financial Advisers Register via data.gov.au, updated weekly.