Standard Life offers £50 Fundzone re-registration incentive

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Standard Life has rolled out an incentive to encourage advisers to re-register clients onto Fundzone.

For every client that an adviser brings over to the platform for re-registration with an investment of £10,000 or more, Standard Life will contribute £50 towards the administration costs. Mark Polson, head of communications, commented: "We have done this because we understand re-registration is time consuming for advisers and the industry has not sorted out. We understand the complications that advisers face with re-registration as we are also dealing with complications. There is no charge for re-registration on or off Fundzone, and we are happy to offer this as assistance to advisers." ...

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