Foster Denovo launches financial planning service

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National advisory group Foster Denovo has launched a financial planning service incorporating a transparent pricing structure as part of its plans following the Retail Distribution Review (RDR).

The four-stage Quantum Financial Planning Service will see the group's advisers take a "long-term approach" to providing advice and solutions, with a focus on building detailed financial strategies for clients. The first stage of Quantum is to create a strategy report which details how clients can meet their financial goals by gaining a "thorough and deep understanding" of a client's circumstances and objectives. Once that strategy has been agreed the adviser is then able to tailor specific recommendations to suit their needs. Foster Denovo said that the development of Quantum crea...

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