Half of advisers increase 'out of hours' client contact during pandemic
'Working around the clock'
More than half (52%) of advisers reported an increase in 'out of hours' client contact during the Covid-19 pandemic as attitudes towards finances changed, according to research by Charles Stanley.
Some 47% of advisers also said their clients required a significant level of detail on their investments and performance in the wake of the pandemic, prompting consumers to reconsider their financial plans....
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