Aviva introduces on-going adviser charging on investment bonds

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Aviva has introduced the option to add an on-going adviser charge to its new and existing investment bond contracts.

Adviser charging is already available on a number of products including pensions, annuities and retirement plans. Advisers can choose from initial and on-going adviser charges on a regular, single or transfer basis. From today, this option is available for new bond applications via the Aviva select investment bond and for a range of existing bonds. Flexible fee options allow advisers to choose from a fixed charge or a percentage of the initial premium. Aviva pensions and investments product director Tim Orton said: "On-going adviser charging is already available and very popular on...

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