Intelliflo adds top-up facility to Automated Advice service

Advisers can configure 'stop scenarios'

Tom Ellis
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Advised clients can now top-up their Automated Advice investments through the Intelligent Office Personal Finance Portal. Previously they would have had to top-up through their adviser or open a new account altogether.

Automated Advice went live last autumn and includes a tailorable advice process which incorporates attitude to risk and investment projection tools, and allows advised clients to invest in six fund providers' risk-rated portfolios through the Cofunds platform. The service offers a "complete" audit trail, the company said, so advisers can monitor client activity and configure "stop scenarios" at which clients can no longer continue the investment process. This allows advisers to intervene and offer a more tailored advice service where appropriate, it added. Executive chairman Nick Eato...

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