“The importance of receiving financial advice has never been greater, and it is in the best interests of all parties to fill the advice gap in order to encourage people to become more financially aware and foster a more long-term approach towards savings and investing. This will prove especially challenging considering the economic recovery which the UK is currently experiencing, as credit levels edge upwards and savings ratios remain modest ...
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Financial Advice Use
Satisfaction with Financial Advice
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Financial Advice Payment Preference
Attitudes towards Accessing Financial Advice
Attitudes towards Financial Advice
Consumer’s Confidence in their Financial Decision-Making
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18th February 2016
“Banks are racing back into the advice market. Most had largely left the market, driven by regulatory risks. Their secret weapon to reduce risk is robo-advice, delivering financial advice to the mass market at low cost. Most consumers still prefer face-to-face advice, but this will generally be restricted to those ... 
20th November 2015
“A number of foodbanks will begin to offer money and debt advice from 2016 onwards. The service is a reflection of the gap in advice services, as well as changing consumer demands for goods and services to be readily available, and in convenient locations. Financial services providers will need to ...
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