In this report Mintel explores consumers’ attitudes towards financial advice. The main focus is on what they are looking for from providers of financial advice. In addition to detailing how the economic slowdown has impacted consumer demand for advice, the report reveals how consumers use advice, what they think about paying for it, and finally how they feel about the various providers of it.
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Introduction
Executive Summary
Future Opportunities
Impact of the Economy on Sentiment
Market
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Consumer
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Financial Priorities
Product Ownership
Value of Investible Assets
Sources of Financial Advice
Advice and the Slowdown
Paying for Financial Advice
Attitudes towards Financial Advice
Data
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Appendix – Product Ownership
Appendix – Value of Investible Assets
Appendix – Sources of Financial Advice
Appendix – Advice and the Slowdown
Appendix – Paying for Financial Advice
Appendix – Attitudes towards Financial Advice
31st May 2011
“Modern technology is allowing advisers to forge closer relationships with existing clients and improve their image among prospective ones.”
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The majority of consumers have expressed at least a minor degree of concern about their personal finances over the next year. Each type of advice provider has an opportunity to offer and promote services which help people be more proactive about their finances.
