Advice short-cuts may not be a bad thing
The onus on advisers to prove best interest, as opposed to simply meet best interest, is driving up the cost of advice. The repercussions are in no-one’s best interest, Neil Younger writes.
The onus on advisers to prove best interest, as opposed to simply meet best interest, is driving up the cost of advice. The repercussions are in no-one’s best interest, Neil Younger writes.
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