Mortgage Advisors
No Independent Financial Advisors (IFA) have access to all commercial mortgage products?
It is often assumed that the PCAs can search the whole market of the best products. However, Royal Bank of Scotland private banking tell me their products (publicly announced on their website) are not available for AMI. Make ACI on these products (potentially better) or not? If a better quality product available in the market, but not on TV this is not a conflict of interest by the FTI to sell the customer an inferior product, knowing that a product is better not earn commission?
RBS is trying to say that the IFA did not have Internet access or are too stupid to type the details in the RBS YOUR website? What a load of b * t * LLSH … RBS is trying to prevent you get a better deal elsewhere to say that by signing with the "secret" (published only in the world) "better" (if only by comparison with other RBS) products … If you're with RBS Private Banking has to be very rich (only the very rich and very poor ** someone pays to manage their finances) and that I suggest you ask your accountant ** "normal" people who refuse to learn to manage their own finances will soon find themselves in the category of "very poor "with a VAT …
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