Barclays unveils depolarised product range

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High street bank Barclays has confirmed details of its ‘Select Choice' distribution agreement with a host of life insurers to offer its pensions, protection and investment products post depolarisation.

It follows an earlier distribution agreement with six leading UK providers including AXA, Friends Provident, Legal & General, Norwich Union, Prudential and Standard Life. Products will be offered to customers via the high street bank’s advisers in a rolling programme to start on the first day of June and will be completed by the end of the year. Products included are: Distribution bonds from AXA, Friends Provident and Legal & General, Managed bonds from Legal & General, Norwich Union and Prudential. Inheritance tax plans from AXA, Friends Provident and Norwich Union Group stakeh...

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