14th November 2012

Not just any old RDR Survey

With 45 days to go, we are getting very mixed messages about progress regarding the considerable challenges and opportunities posed by RDR that adviser face?  

As a result, we are conducting further research, in collaboration with market research agency GfK, to enable us to better understand current trends and attitudes.

The survey is running from now until the 5th December. 

Unlike some recent formal RDR surveys, we are doing this as we really want to find ways to help you make a posititive start to 2013, and most certainly not catch you out! 

This will take 10 minutes of your very valuable time.

Results from a survey like this could cost a firm around £5,000 and advisers often would not get sight of it. However, to recognise the importance of your input in this, these will be shared in December with you -  the most important person in this exercise.

The results will allow comparison of your RDR problems, experiences, successes, failures and solutions with your peers that will no doubt help you fine-tune your newly formed proposition.

Thank you so much for your assistance in completing this survey, simply click this link to begin.

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