Growing number of advice firms look to change fee structures

Research shows 17% of advisers said they will make changes over next year

Isabel Baxter
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A growing proportion of financial advice firms are looking to make changes to their fee structure in the next twelve months, according to NextWealth.

The NextWealth Financial Advice Business Benchmarks report, published today (10 October) and based on a survey of 244 financial advice professionals, showed 17% will make a change compared to 11% last year. More advice firms are also exploring subscription-based fee structures, the research also found. About one fifth (18%) use this fee model ‘at least sometimes' compared to 13% last year. NextWealth managing director Heather Hopkins said: "A series of regulatory interventions have put a focus on fee disclosure - the Retail Distribution Review and the Markets in Financial Instruments ...

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