Independent financial advisers fail to gain the public trust
Independent financial advisers are failing to market their services effectively as most people do not believe impartial advice exists, Aegon claims.
It said research revealed five possible advice concepts that people trusted and which would encourage them to start financial planning. These were: a financial guru; a life coach; a personal shopper, a...
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