Experienced adviser launches financial education website

Subscription-based model designed for individuals and businesses

Jenna Brown
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A financial education website that aims to help close the widening advice gap has launched today (25 February).

Fincate has been set up by Rob Lewis, managing director and founder of a multiple financial planning businesses based in Mold, St Asaph, and London. Fincate – a portmanteau of financial and education – is described on its LinkedIn page as an online learning platform designed to provide accessible, expert-led guidance on all aspects of financial planning. It was designed for individuals and businesses to make financial education "simple, affordable, and up-to-date with the latest laws and regulations". Users have to sign up to an "affordable monthly subscription service", the ventur...

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