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Transparency? Chase de Vere advice fees go missing Chase de Vere removed a document from its website that disclosed the "high fees" customers are charged, only to put the details back up after being contacted by The Times, according to the ‘paper. Following the newspaper's exposé on Chase de Vere last weekend, the firm took down the link for a 6,600-word brochure that outlined most of its fees and charges, which it claims was available on its website before it was in the national press for negative reasons last weekend. When The Times contacted Chase de Vere, the advice giant claim...