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READ MOREFASEA disadvantages women and older advisers, says licensee
The continuing professional development standard put forward by FASEA will make life difficult for part-timers, of which many are women and older advisers, says a licensee head.
According to Synchron chair Michael Harrison, advisers who work part-time and flexible hours will not be able to complete the required study within the timeframe FASEA is proposing and still maintain a high standard of service to clients.
Read the full article at the IFA.
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