FSCS fails more advice firms as four shut up shop
Defaults on 7 and 17 May
The FSCS said that if someone believes they are eligible to make a claim, the next step will be to answer a series of questions from the lifeboat fund.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has declared another four advice firms in default since the start of May.
Brentwood-based IFA Home Counties dissolved on Monday (17 May), while Wrightway Financial Consultants, based in Sidcup dissolved on 7 May. Birmingham-based Knight Wealth Management Services and Sovereign...
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