Martin Bamford: How financial planning could change in the wake of Covid-19
Video calls and flexible working
The coronavirus outbreak has come to Europe and is starting to affect some things in our day-to-day lives, writes Martin Bamford. But it also has implications for financial planners at work too…
Our local supermarket has run out of toilet rolls, paracetamol and pasta. Events are being cancelled or converted to online summits. News media is running live blogs to report on the latest panic buying,...
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