SimplyBiz reveals plans for 2013 and beyond

Laura Miller
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SimplyBiz has revealed two solutions to meet the needs of restricted and independent advisers from January 2013.

The group is offering a ready-made end to end solution to enable a directly authorised firm to operate as either an independent practice or a restricted one, providing the processes, literature, tools and guidance to deliver either of these propositions "compliantly and profitably". SimplyBiz is also offering members a self-select guidance process, which enables a directly authorised firm to tailor-make their business model to their own particular requirements for either an independent or restricted offering. Both solutions are available to SimplyBiz members from yesterday. Ken Dav...

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