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New Iress partnership promises seamless adviser workflows

1 week ago | moneymarketing.co.uk | Tom Browne |Buddy Keville |Darius McQuaid |Alex Gaita

Financial technology firm Iress has launched the Iress Partnership, a new strategic initiative aimed at strengthening its UK Wealth business by creating deeper, more collaborative integrations with selected third-party technology providers. Building on the firm’s existing Iress Open API framework, which currently supports over 100 fintech and regtech integrations, the new Partnership model marks a significant shift.
Foster Denovo launches tool to make advice more accessible

2 weeks ago | moneymarketing.co.uk | Darius McQuaid |Buddy Keville |Harry Webster

Foster Denovo has launched a digital tool MyAdvicePlace (MAP) to make financial advice more accessible to people regardless of their income. As Foster Denovo explained: “Everyone, regardless of how much or how little money they have, can benefit from good financial advice.”MAP aims to provide personalised, regulated, financial advice on key areas such as saving, investing, health insurance, income protection, buying a house and retiring.
Fewer consumers willing to pay for advice, study finds

2 weeks ago | moneymarketing.co.uk | Momodou Musa Touray |Buddy Keville

Consumers are increasingly turning away from traditional financial advice in favour of alternative sources of support, according to new research from Boring Money. The Advice Report 2025, published today (12 June), shows just 39% of non-advised investors and cash-only savers with at least £10,000 are now willing to pay for advice — down from 54% in 2023.
Future Financial Adviser: Why there is a wealth of opportunity for women

2 weeks ago | moneymarketing.co.uk | Amanda Newman Smith |Momodou Musa Touray |Harry Webster |Buddy Keville

Financial advice is often presented as a great career for women because its flexibility makes it possible to work while bringing up a family. This will have massive appeal to career changers who may be looking to return to work once their children start school, for example. But building a career around parenthood will not be an issue for all women considering a career in financial advice, especially young women starting out. So, what else makes the advice profession an attractive career for women?