Yardstick Agency teams up with Money Alive and other good news this week…

Good news from the last week

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As we approach the first May bank holiday confined to lockdown, the positive things people are doing in the community are keeping many of us going. Here, PA sums up some of the good news stories of the week.

Yardstick Agency teams up with Money Alive Financial services marketing support group the Yardstick Agency has teamed up with video engagement platform Money Alive to help advisers communicate more efficiently with their clients during the pandemic.   Money Alive helps advisers engage with clients through their interactive video box sets, designed to explain complex financial topics such as pension freedoms, drawdown review and long-term care in an impartial, accessible way. Yardstick Agency founder and director Phil Bray said: "When we set up the business three years ago our ambiti...

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