Should advisers vie for young professionals as clients?
Young professionals – loosely defined as people in their 20s and 30s in ‘white-collar’ jobs – are certainly ones for advice firms to watch.
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Young professionals – loosely defined as people in their 20s and 30s in ‘white-collar’ jobs – are certainly ones for advice firms to watch.
There is a common preconception about what a client looks like. Before I joined Money Marketing, my impression was that they were white, late middle-aged multimillionaires — primarily men. Of course, a large number of clients still are, but the landscape is evolving. So what does the future look like?
The interplay between flexible/hybrid working, phased retirement and pension freedoms sets up a very different kind of retirement planning for new advisers and their clients.
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