Seven digital advice companies have formed a new group aimed at improving customer awareness of advice options.
The ‘digital advice group’ (DAG) is comprised of abrdn, Barclays, Hub (Destination Retirement), OpenMoney, Netwealth, Vanguard and Wealth Wizards (My Eva) – and aims to bring together established brands and start-ups combining digital and face-to-face services.
The DAG, chaired by Boring Money chief executive Holly McKay, will promote the benefits of f...
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