AIFA and AMI unveil snazzed-up sites

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The Association of IFAs and the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries have unveiled revamped websites.

Both organisations say the updated sites offer its members greater interactivity and new functions to help them meet their regulatory requirements. New additions to both sites include a full industry events calendar, a consumer section to promote the value of advice, a full media centre, images of key contacts, an archive of press articles, and a career section to allow members to post and search for jobs. Chris Cummings, director general of AIFA and AMI, says: “Many consumers come to AIFA and AMI as their first ports of call. “Here they can learn about the different types of advice, wha...

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