PFS launches toolkit to help advisers 'shout' about Chartered status

'Increase visibility'

Sophie King
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The Personal Finance Society (PFS) has produced a promotional toolkit to help holders of Chartered status promote their achievement and "shout" about their status.

The Corporate Chartered toolkit offers documents explaining what consumers can expect from a business that has achieved Chartered status. It also gives guidance for "embedding the Chartered ethos" as well as suggestions to help members make their achievement more public.  Furthermore, the PFS said firms would be supplied with a Chartered wall plaque and window stickers to increase the visibility and promotion of their status. It will also offer access to the digital Chartered logo for firms to insert into emails, web pages, social media, brochures and letterheads. 'Communicate comm...

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