FSA Advisor Plans to Help Consumers

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The FSA is planning to ban independent financial advisors from taking commission when selling savings plans. “The key philosophy behind it is to make sure that consumers get a better deal when setting up investments and savings plans,” Jason Witcombe from Evolve Financial Planning told CNBC Thursday.

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