OpenMoney offers free financial advice for struggling Britons and other good news

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As lockdown restrictions continue to be eased and advisers are navigating a way back to normality, feel good news is integral to lift people’s spirits. Here, PA compiles some of the best news stories the week.

OpenMoney creates new program to aid struggling Brits Financial advice group OpenMoney has created a new employee benefits program to aid people whose jobs have been affected by the pandemic. Worklife is the digital platform of OpenMoney and allows small businesses to access a range of benefits and services usually only available to large corporate firms. Among the benefits will be free financial advice, offering people much-needed support during the Covid-19 crisis. Anthony Morrow, founder and chief executive of OpenMoney, says workers have been poorly served by traditional fina...

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