Sixth of advisers think value for money rules will lead to fee rises
One in six (16%) of advice firms expect the Consumer Duty value for money rules to lead to an increase in the total charges clients pay, new research by Copia Capital has revealed.
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One in six (16%) of advice firms expect the Consumer Duty value for money rules to lead to an increase in the total charges clients pay, new research by Copia Capital has revealed.
I’m hearing from multiple sources that there is a distinct feeling of apathy within the advice community when it comes to the Consumer Duty. Especially among those at the smaller end, which, let’s be honest, is most firms.
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