IFAs still back ASPs despite new charges
FOUR out of five IFAs still intend to recommend Alternatively Secured Pensions (ASPs) despite the proposed new charges announced in the pre-budget report, according to research commissioned by Skandia.
Skandia spoke to more than 600 advisers with 78pc of respondents saying they still liked APSs. However, over two thirds (70pc) said they will only recommend them to a few appropriate clients with 8pc saying...
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