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Curtis Banks launches CPD On Demand hub Self-invested personal pensions (SIPP) operator Curtis Banks has launched a CPD On Demand hub, offering advisers the chance to top up their CPD learning and knowledge at a time that suits them. Following the firm's recent series of webinars, Curtis Banks has created an online hub where all of the latest webinar sessions can be accessed, including webinars on SIPPs and technical sessions on the likes of court cases and complaints and the lifetime allowance. Each webinar qualifies for 30 minutes of CPD and is fully accredited by the Chartered Inst...

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