Quilter Financial Adviser School launches Intrinsic-focused course

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Sophie King
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Financial advice network Intrinsic is funding an adviser training programmed provided by Quilter Financial Adviser School (QFAS).

The programme is open to anyone who wishes to become a restricted financial planner within the Quilter-owned Intrinsic advice network. The course, which is 58 weeks long, includes specific Intrinsic training throughout the core programme, meaning advisers will be trained on Intrinsic systems and processes. Last month, the advice school, which has been up-and-running for two years, rebranded and expanded its offering by giving students the opportunity to complete the level 6 financial advice qualification to become Chartered and obtain their Advanced Diploma. Quilter Financial Advis...

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