The SimplyBiz Group appoints tax referral partner

The SimplyBiz Group has announced a partnership with Kuber to provide an outsourced tax-efficient investment advice service for its members.

The service is designed for advisers who are currently unable to provide tax-efficient solutions to clients, as well as those who do advise in the area but require additional support.
 
The partnership will see Kuber offer service and platform propositions covering recommendation, selection, facilitation, monitoring and reporting on tax-efficient investments across multiple managers and products.
 
As part of the agreement, SimplyBiz Group members will also receive access to the ‘Kuber Recommendation Service’, which offers market updates, product selection basis overviews, consolidated reporting, and application pack run-throughs.

“We have seen how popular our referral services for DB pension transfers and later life planning have been, with advisers looking to appoint specialist expertise as part of the supply chain to provide their service to clients,” SimplyBiz Group managing director of distribution solutions, Dan Russell, commented.

“This is a market where products change quickly, with a time consuming and complex advice process. We know that an outsourced option will prove extremely valuable to some advisers looking to save time and reduce risk, with the peace of mind that they are working with a partner which is committed to delivering the best possible outcomes for clients.”

Kuber managing director, James Ramsay, added: “Kuber has been set up to support advisers in delivering ‘best principles advice’ to their investors. We are proud that the rigorous due diligence The SimplyBiz Group has undertaken has upheld this, and that the value add to both investors and advisers has been recognised through this process.

“Kuber, and our investment committees, have collectively spent decades working with advisers, giving advice and reviewing products in this space. We are delighted to be able to offer the benefits of this knowledge and experience to SimplyBiz Group firms. We look forward to working with its advisers and market-leading investment managers to deliver such a comprehensive service to investors.”

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