Platform duo offer last minute ISA collections

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Cofunds and Fidelity FundsNetwork have once again teamed up to organise a last minute collection of ISA applications.

The two firms will set up 13 collection points around the UK for advisers to drop off applications on Friday 4 April until 6pm. ISA applications will be quality checked on site and SIPP applications will be time stamped. “We know that many advisers use more than one platform – therefore it makes sense to make life easier for them by hosting joint collection points with Cofunds,” FundsNetwork sales and marketing head Rob Fisher says. “We hope that providing advisers with a range of drop off options, not only for ISAs but also for SIPPs will help advisers at what is always a busy time o...

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