NextWealth: Have your say and help make changes for the better

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NextWealth is currently working on the next Financial Advice Business Benchmarks (FABB) report and it wants to hear what advisers have to say.

The results of previous FABB reports have enabled financial advice professionals to compare their firm with those of their peers plus provided providers and suppliers with insights into what the profession needs to help it continue to thrive. This year's report will cover a range of topics, including: Consumer Duty Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Recruitment Client profile Investment proposition Marketing NextWealth said taking part is quick to do and your feedback will help to inform and influence the future shape of retail financial advice and planning. If...

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