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Extending Advice Boundary Review to later life would trigger ‘revolution’, says Key

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Equity release adviser, Key Later Life Finance, has called for the Advice Guidance Boundary Review to be extended to later life lending to trigger an “advice revolution”. The post Extending Advice Boundary Review to later life would trigger ‘revolution’, says Key appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.
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Extending Advice Boundary Review to later life would trigger ‘revolution’, says Key

Equity release adviser, Key Later Life Finance, has called for the Advice Guidance Boundary Review to be extended to later life lending to trigger an “advice revolution”. The post Extending Advice Boundary Review to later life would trigger ‘revolution’, says Key appeared first on Mortgage Solutions.

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Key urges FCA to include later life lending in Advice Boundary Guide Review

Key Later Life Finance has urged the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to expand its current Advice Boundary Guide Review.  Will Hale (pictured), CEO at Key, highlighted the importance of including later life lending in the review to help instigate what is being termed an “advice revolution”. Hale shared his response to a speech made by Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the FCA, at the JP Morgan Pensions and Savings Symposium, which emphasised th…

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Benchmark strives to cut cost of advice process by 80%

Benchmark Capital has vowed to take 80% of the friction and cost out of the advice process over the next two to three years, Money Marketing has learned. The aim, said chief executive Ed Dymott, is to give advisers more capacity to spend time with clients. “Hopefully, that also means they’ll be able to take on and support more clients, while needing less support themselves,” he added. “That’s the basic goal behind a lot of our technology investm…

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