The Association of IFAs (AIFA) today launches its Manifesto for Advice, setting out its "vision for the future" of the advice profession.
AIFA says its guidelines, published at a parliamentary event attended by pensions minister Mike O’Brien this afternoon, will help deliver a more skilled, professional and ethical adviser community. It says the Manifesto calls for cooperation between the industry, advisers, consumers, providers and regulators “to build a robust future based on the good practice that already exists”. O'Brien says: “This is really good stuff from AIFA. It represents an important step in the debate, setting a vision for IFAs giving advice in the future, and I look forward to seeing the progress IFA's make ove...
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