IFA service nets the online client

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A financial planning firm has launched online advice services which target consumers who prefer to do their shopping and manage money over the internet.

Called advicemadesimple.com and pensionsmadesimple.com, the sites are the brainchild of Keith Churchouse, managing director of Bracknell-based Churchouse Financial Planning, and have been created for the new generation of client who may not want to have a face-to-face meeting in the office but still want good quality financial planning support. While the process still follows all the usual requirements of completing a full financial planning service, the online facility allows the consumer to complete all of the necessary factfind criteria online, receive a financial planning report which ...

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