'IFAs for sale' highlighted by email

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A new email service has been launched which keeps acquisitive IFAs informed about potential new purchases hitting the market.

Developed by Broker4sale.com, the free listing by email service sends registered users details of any properties which it believes may be of interest to them, in the same way as online residential property services email information to individuals about new homes for sale which match their pre-specified criteria. When registering for the brokers4sale.com service, advisers are asked to state what type of business they are looking to acquire, the turnover range they seek and the region they wish to buy in, and if necessary, whether you want to buy an IFA, general insurance intermediary or ...

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