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IFA
I can understand and feel sorry for this couple and their concern about approaching an IFA again, but anyone can be caught out(no matter how much research is done) by things happening beyond our control.The government got caught out and the major banks at the start of this recession even with all the experts at their beck and call. It can happen to anyone
Posted by: terry
Sub-standard service
You have to feel sorry for the couple. Their IFA gave them sub-standard advice followed by sub-standard service. Park Row used the IFA to line their own pockets, with their 'stategic partnership' Meanwhile the organisation responsible for regulating this advice, allowed it all to happen. I think the FSA should have been on top of Park Row's strategic partnership with Key Data.
Posted by: M Green
FSA
The FSA never admit to their failings and nobody gets sacked. If we worked like this, the FSA would withdraw our authorisation and deem us not to be "fit and proper persons". two comments by the FSA stick in my craw. 1. Be afraid be very afraid. 2. In hindsight(it would be lovely if we all had hindsight) So who is going to make the FSA very afraid, no one because it does not fit the bankers and governments strategy to get rid of IFA,s
Posted by: terry