Ongoing research tracking customer attitudes over several years shows a gradual but consistent increase in willingness to pay for personalised financial advice, reversing an earlier trend toward pure self-service. This shift appears linked to growing complexity in financial decision-making, from investment choices to insurance product selection. Institutions positioned to offer genuinely valuable personalised advice, rather than generic recommendations, appear well placed to benefit from this gradually reversing trend.
Longitudinal Research Tracks Changing Attitudes Toward Financial Advice
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