Simon Goldthorpe: Six 'lockdown habits' advisers should keep
Simon Goldthorpe: "One thing all financial advisers will be able to say with certainty is that they adopted new methods and processes in the last six months."
Whether it's because we had to or wanted to, lockdown gave us all the opportunity to do things differently. But which of these new habits are likely to remain part of everyday life? Simon Goldthorpe shares his thoughts...
I recently saw a post on social media, asking about new habits people had taken up since lockdown started. Answers were intriguing and varied. Gardening. Spending more time with the family. Cooking....
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