Fees Overtake Commission

Published / Last Updated on 07/05/2002

Another survey from the Investment Management Association revealed that people receiving financial advice would rather pay a fee than for the adviser to receive commission. 59% of people surveyed said they would rather pay for advice.  In terms of how much to pay, around 35% said they would pay up to £50 per hour.  Others said that they would rather pay a flat fee of around £100. The only problem here is that advisers charging fees can range from £75 to £250 per hour, depending on the level of expertise required.  We offer various levels of professional advice.  From fee to commission based, remote or face to face as well as general or totally focused.  Visit the Help Zone to find out how we can help you if you need advice.

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