Millions of 'disenfranchised' savers could benefit from advice review
Millions of "totally disenfranchised" savers could return to financial advice as a result of the government's wide-scale review, adviser Keith Churchouse has said.
Churchouse, who runs Chapters Financial as well as mass-market online advice operation Saidso, welcomed the Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority's Financial Advice Market Review (FAMR). The project,...
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