Investment firms boosting profits at expense of customers who die
Some of Britain's best-known investment firms are boosting their profit margins at the expense of customers who die. A number of online fund supermarkets, through which millions of investors buy and hold stocks, shares and investment funds, often in their Isa, have introduced costly probate charges. The fees must be…
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