Two in five people 'don't know how to access financial advice' - Openwork
Despite claims tech is improving decision making
“People are increasingly recognising the value of expert financial advice, but it’s worrying that they still aren’t sure about the best way to access it" - Claire Limon
Two-in-five (43%) UK adults do not know how to access financial advice and woman are more lost on the issue than men, according to research from Openwork.
The Consumer Intelligence surveyed 1,014 people behalf of the advice giant and found almost two-thirds (62%) of women did not know where to go for financial advice. This is compared to the 38% of men who...
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