Early RDR hiccups revisited: Have things improved?
QUANTUM LEAP
In March, three months into the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), IFAonline.co.uk spoke to four advisers with gripes about how the new rules had affected them day-to-day. As the year draws to a close, we went back to ask them: have things improved?
Most advisers' concerns centred around adviser charge facilitation and the actions of under-pressure life companies to maintain business. See the original article (complete with original gripes) here....
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