IFP launches new website with 'Paraplanner Zone'

Carmen Reichman
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The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) has launched its new website including a designated space for paraplanners, the Paraplanner Zone.

The new design follows the IFP's launch of a new consumer site earlier this year, which aimed to drum up adviser business by making consumers aware of the value of financial advice. The introduction of Paraplanner Zone was a key objective of the new website design and structure, the IFP said. "For years, we've been been flying the flag for paraplanners and paraplanning, providing a range of services designed specifically for the needs of this growing community of professionals. "We've been keen to co-ordinate these resources online so that they are easy for paraplanners to access. ...

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