Chase de Vere IFAs can rake in 'more than FTSE bosses'... Three things your clients may call you about this week

'Adviser fee league table'

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More high fees and incentives at an advice firm, state pension benefits and the property cycle - here's our weekly heads-up on the financial stories that may have caught your clients' attention over the weekend…

Chase de Vere: High fees help savings advisers rake in more than FTSE bosses Just one week after St James's Place bowed to pressure from The Times over its incentive structure has the newspaper revealed similar practices at another well-known national advice firm. The 'paper claims advisers at Chase de Vere are earning more than FTSE bosses through their fees and have the chance to win luxury overseas trips if they prove themselves a top 10 earner. According to The Times, league tables are circulated showing how much Chase de Vere advisers have generated compared to their colleague...

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