Openwork to upskill mortgage advisers to wealth management

Training programme launched

Victoria McKeever
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Adviser network Openwork has launched a training programme for mortgage advisers to become fully qualified wealth advisers.

Openwork said the programme, 'Route to Wealth', was designed to encourage more mortgage advisers to move into the pensions and investment space, to enable them to offer more comprehensive financial planning. The programme is expected to take less than two years to complete and will be provided to nominated candidates, with all costs reimbursed by Openwork.  Mortgage director John Cupis (pictured) said: "Over the next 15 to 20 years we are entering an unprecedented period of demand for advice for mortgage and pensions, as customers retire with questions about pension freedoms and how t...

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