How technology is putting time back into the advice process

What would you do with more time?

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An analysis of how businesses use Intelliflo's systems suggests revenue booked per adviser increases exponentially with the adoption of technology - and the simple driver of this, writes Nick Eatock, is time

What would you do with more time? It is a very personal question but one on which everyone will have an opinion. More time with the family, more time spent on your business, more time on the golf course - more time is something we could all use. Creating more time in your working life opens up opportunities for financial advisers. Technology has been at the forefront of transforming how we work, with correspondence sent in an instant, remote log-ins making travel a viable working opportunity and a stream of new avenues for reaching out to clients and prospects. The majority of firms u...

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