Advisers expect profits to rise after Budget changes

Stephanie Baxter
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Retirement advisory firms expect profits to rise as a result of new pension rules due to be implemented next April, and are already to looking to expand, research finds.

Advisers are planning hiring sprees and further investment in training and development, according to a survey of 103 independent financial advisers commissioned by Prudential in June. Some 61% o...

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