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Coinciding with the launch of the Unbiased.co.uk's 'Value of Advice' campaign, chief executive Karen Barrett gives some pointers on how best to convey the message that advice is valuable.
Barrett tells advisers about the campaign, provides tips for those looking to communicate the RDR message to clients and tells them how Unbiased is offering additional support.
Unbiased.co.uk has teamed up with Standard Life in launching the campaign.
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