Intermediaries have voiced their anger at accountancy professionals following fresh allegations from...
Intermediaries have voiced their anger at accountancy professionals following fresh allegations from a London-based group thatIFAs cannot be trusted to give consumers the best financial advice. Speaking at the London Society of Chartered Accountants, David Rangeley labeled financial intermediaries as "money-grabbing white-socked wide boys" and told accountancy delegates they were in a better position to give financial advice and sell financial products than anyone else. "The expectation of clients is that the accountant will provide the steadying hand and understanding on their hopes ...
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