Need an Adviser launches outsourcing service

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A service enabling "over-burdened" advisers to outsource specialist areas of advice but still retain up to half of the commission or fee has been launched by Need an Adviser.com

Advisers United allows advisers to refer and outsource the financial advice liability by handing over the research and report functions to its Chartered Financial Planners. Either they will present the advice to the client or the outsourcing adviser can. Need an Adviser.com, launched by Ashley Clark and Joanne Roberts, says it will then share the commission or fee with the adviser, who effectively acts as an introducer. "We are revolutionising financial advice," Clark says. "It is chartered advice for all. Advisers can continue to talk to clients but have the security of having tec...

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