Onus on Government to deliver financial education, believe employers

Companies overlooking financial advisers, new research finds

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Companies believe the responsibility to deliver financial education to their employees sits firmly with the Government, new research has found, with only 3% of employers recognising that financial advisers might be involved in the process.

The research, conducted by independent financial and corporate adviser Chase de Vere in conjunction with research company Lightbulb, involved the analysis of 2,500 business records, which were deem...

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