Advice service OpenMoney launches advice arm rebrand

'Further plug advice gap'

Sophie King
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Financial advice service OpenMoney has officially launched out of the financial business evestor, which has separated its financial advice service from its non-advised offering.

Alongside regulated investment advice and investment management, which already falls under the evestor brand that was set up in April 2017, the newly-launched advice arm of evestor also offers to help customers with guidance on how to build up their savings, budgeting and managing debt. More features will be added over the next few months, the firm said, which includes recommendations on utilities, broadband and mobile, credit cards and insurance products. CEO and co-founder Anthony Morrow said: "OpenMoney will help customers to manage their finances, from getting better deals on thei...

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