SimplyBiz announces Covid-19 support package for advisers - plus other good news from this week…

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Challenging times like these alongside an awful lot of negative news might leave us feeling a little down and so PA has put together a list of some of the good news from this week.

SimplyBiz offers ‘payment holiday' Compliance group SimplyBiz has launched a support package for its members to equip them with the tools they need to endure the coronavirus crisis. The SimplyBiz Group, which services more than 3,700 adviser and broker firms, has offered a three-month payment holiday for members and free access to software allowing advisers to service clients remotely. It has also created a virtual learning centre by shifting close to 200 of its events online. It also has regular industry updates and will offer access to a workplace mental health support app that i...

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