James Hay to continue waiving 0.3% wrap charge

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James Hay will continue waiving the 0.3% cash receipt charge on all new wrap applications beyond 28 December.

Shaun Sandiford, James Hay regional sales director, says the move follows positive adviser consultation. “Back in May, following feedback from IFAs and to help them bring more clients to a wrap proposition, we waived the cash receipt charge on all new wrap applications until the end of this year,” he says. “We remain focused on providing the best service to clients and accordingly, we are delighted to extend the waiver until further notice.” To comment on this story, contact: Hysni Kaso Reporter 0207 034 2681 [email protected] IFAonline

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