Advisers offloading mass market clients
Advisers are shifting their attention to more affluent clients amid fears the mass market will be unwilling to pay fees for advice post-RDR, research suggests.
A study carried out by CoreData Research polling 705 IFAs throughout May and June suggests advisers are either offloading non-fee paying clients or reducing the intake of new clients unable or unwilling...
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