Network calls for 'sensibly priced' retirement advice to combat non-advised drawdown trap
The chairman of IFA network Sense has called on advisers to come up with a "sensibly priced" at-retirement service, saying the prospect of non-advised drawdown left him "horrified".
Chairman Steve Young warned advisers needed to step in as drawdown was too complex a product for people to understand even after they have received the government's guaranteed guidance. He also warned...
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