CSLR 2026/27 levy up 82 per cent

CPA Australia flags risks amid escalating CSLR levy

The financial advice sector faces growing uncertainty as the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) levy is projected to surge to A$127m ($82.7m) by 2027, according to statements from CPA Australia.   This updated estimate far exceeds the A$75.7m levy scheduled for the 2026 financial year and eclipses the A$20m cap previously set by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).   For comparison, the levy applied to advisers in …

Calls for change as CSLR levy hits $137m

Calls for change as CSLR levy hits $137m Laura Dew Tue, 2025-11-18 07:15 Laura Dew Laura Dew is editor at Money Management. Prior to joining MM, she spent five years working at Investment Week in the UK, covering asset and wealth management. View articles by Laura Laura 's social profiles: E-mail Author Twitter Print

CSLR 2026/27 levy up 82 per cent

The initial estimated CSLR levy relating to the 2027 financial year is $137.5 million, with $126.9 million relating to financial advice.