Looking towards a post-pandemic future, how can advisers ensure that Britons are better prepared for the unexpected in future?

Getting clear on your own value is a skill issue. Brett Davidson explains what advisers need to know.

“Accordingly, communicating with couples and families as a unit – instead of with the individuals within the unit – is not something that advisors normally receive training on, but that does not mean that it is unimportant or not useful. On the contrary, because training isn't formally offered, it's more important for advisors to continually work on improving their communication skills with couples to best serve their clients who are partnered or married.” The unique challeng

"The financial planning profession has become attractive to young professionals; they recognise that it’s exciting to deal with people."

"With the average age of financial advisers somewhere in their 50s, advice firms need to bring new talent to ensure their survival."