Customer agreed remuneration (CAR) gives clients the final say on how much they pay for advice but some providers still put ‘decency limits' in place. Carmen Reichman finds out why.
Entrepreneur Ivan Massow's controversial trail rebate firm has gone out of business because "it made a loss every time" it paid commission back to a customer.
Financial planning business Informed Choice is overhauling the way it charges clients after admitting it had under-priced the advice element of its offering.
A Berkshire-based IFA is in the process of building an execution-only offering for existing clients with investable assets of £50,000 or less, but who no longer want to engage with the firm's advice process.
Some advisers are not transparent enough about their charges, leaving customers confused and unable to compare and contrast prices, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has alleged.