How to read our RDR gap-fill articles

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Today sees the online launch of the third in Professional Adviser's series of structured CPD articles tailored to meet your RDR gap-fill requirements.

Today's article is on understanding the main asset classes. Read it here Written by Geoff Mills, director at Rayner Spencer Mills, the article has been read and verified by both the Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) and the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) as meeting the RDR learning outcomes set by the FSSC (now Financial Skills Partnership) and agreed by the FSA. IFP learning gaps covered: 76-92, plus 94 CII learning gaps covered: 30-33 Advisers who currently hold a QCF Level 4 approved qualification must map their exam syllabus against the learning outcomes set by ...

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