Advicefront waives adviser fees to aid coronavirus-related remote working

Amid new coronavirus enforcements

Sophie King
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Adviser tech platform Advicefront has waived the cost of all of its paid license fees for the entire financial advice community in response to the coronavirus.

During the coronavirus quarantine and self-isolation periods, face-to-face appointments will be deferred and so Advicefront intends to help "keep productivity high" by helping advisers to integrate with other software they are using. Advicefront said it will help existing customers by waiving the cost of their paid licenses until 30 June and will also allow existing customers to invite all members of their firm to use Onboard for free. The platform will also offer free licences to new users and their employees. A note on Advicefront's website said: "The discussions we've been having o...

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