Threadneedle is looking to add regular savings and cash withdrawal facilities to its fund range. ...
Threadneedle is looking to add regular savings and cash withdrawal facilities to its fund range. The group offers only lump sum access at the moment but is looking to change this after introducing regular savings for its German clients. Richard Eats, communications director at Threadneedle, said: "It has meant employing 16 people just to look after the administration side, which is very expensive. We have to be sure that there will be sufficient demand before we introduce this but as our brand gets bigger we are thinking about it more and more." An additional hazard to setting up ...
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