Skandia reverses top-up policy after adviser outcry
Platform giant Skandia has reversed its post-RDR stance requiring advisers who take a percentage fee to get a new client agreement every time a top-up into an investment is made.
Following complaints from advisers, Skandia has reversed its policy and has updated its forms to cover future top-ups. Skandia said from now, a new adviser charging form will not need to be completed...
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