AJ Bell launches low-cost retirement investment account
'Aggressive move without being throat-cutting'
AJ Bell has launched a retirement investment account (RIA) designed to suit advised clients with pensions of about £250,000.
The provider said the RIA was a low-cost pension, with annual fees of 0.25% for pots up to £500,000 and 0.20% on assets of more than £500,000. The account is available alongside the firm's self-invested...
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