The list of products that providers say will not be compliant with adviser charging is growing, and some IFAs are getting worried.
With a little over seven months to the end of the year and a certain regulatory deadline, providers have begun to disclose their post-RDR charging structures. But it isn’t all good news. Prudential and Standard Life are just two of the dozens of providers expected to leave a number of ‘legacy’ products outside of the FSA’s adviser charging rules. Aegon, too, has left a number of products off its RDR-ready list, while Aviva and Royal London, although yet to release details of their pricing plans, have said not all their products will be included. Providers are singing from the sa...
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