Most advisers charging on a percentage basis - study

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The vast majority of advisers are operating percentage-based charging structures, a poll of more than 1,000 practitioners suggests.

A total of 83% are either charging a percentage of clients' initial investment, a percentage of their assets under management, or a combination of the two, according to Aviva's latest adviser barometer study, which surveyed 1,047 advisers last month. Most use a combination, with 6% charging a percentage of assets only and 18% as a percentage of the initial investment, Aviva found. Fewer than one in ten (8%) of advisers have settled on a fixed rate model, while 5% charge an hourly rate of typically between £150 and £249 per hour, according to the study. Financial Conduct Authority (...

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