10 July 2018
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Alan Hudson: “Platforms are too expensive anyway and, as it is mainly advisers who benefit from using them, we do not think it is right our clients pay for them,"
National adviser network AFH has confirmed it is scrapping platform fees for all of its clients, saying "platforms are too expensive" and suggesting others would follow its lead.
The consolidator's chief executive Alan Hudson said clients investing with AFH would not be charged platform fees from the end of 2018. Last month AFH told PA it was "inevitable" the firm, which has more...
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