Advisers need to close the advice gap and ensure better outcomes for consumers, writes Mary Harper, who details what the future of guidance and straightforward advice might look like and examines what barriers are in the way
It may be true that, in Benjamin Franklin's words, nothing in life is certain except death and taxes, but in the financial services landscape there is also the universal acknowledgement that the advice...
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