Submitted by JohnC on Mon, 2023-08-14 15:43

Maybe older advisers are hanging in there because they purchased businesses, incurred debt after the 2013 FOFA reforms and now there business are worth a fraction of what they were due to the governments efforts and no one wants to buy these. Or perhaps simply older advisers have no alternatives.

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