Adviser Home partners with Octopus to promote tax planning

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Adviser Home has partnered with Octopus Investments in order to promote tax planning investment practices.

Octopus is in the process of launching its own specialist tax planning site which will then be accessible through the Adviser Home website. Adviser Home director Brendan Llewellyn said: "We know that many in our adviser community are keen to widen the types of investment solution they offer their clients and as Octopus are a leader in this area they are a natural provider of the ideas and resources we think advisers will appreciate." Octopus Investments head of strategic partners Mike Slater said: "Through the Adviser Home platform, we will be able to support advisers in developing th...

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