Adviser complains of 'poachy' letter Aviva sent to customers
'Quite ridiculous'
A financial adviser, who is himself a pensions customer of Aviva, has dubbed a letter the life company sent to customers requesting information about their advice situation "poachy" and "aggressive".
Cambourne Financial Planning director and Chartered financial planner Mark Loydall received a letter from Aviva asking whether the life company had the correct information about his financial advice situation....
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