Many advisers choose to offer their services for free and some do not even realise it.
As Keith Richards, the former chief executive of the Personal Finance Society, who now heads up the Consumer Duty Alliance pro bono, has recently told FT Adviser, advisers give "millions of hours of free guidance every year, sometimes they just don't realise it". He had done some research into the topic after launching pro bono initiatives with advisers at the PFS himself. We spoke to five advisers and business consultants about why they provide pro bono work, what they get out of it and why they think every adviser should consider it.
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