In a recent thematic review, the FCA found that price comparison websites did not always ensure that consumers were given the appropriate information to help them make informed decisions.
This is particularly important as the FCA is concerned that consumers’ focus on headline price and brand when using price comparison websites could distract from crucial product features such as policy coverage and terms.
By failing to provide clear information, the websites are increasing the risk that consumers may buy products without understanding key features such as level of cover or excess levels and purely focus on the price. While some websites did provide this information, the level of clarity varied significantly depending on the provider.
New Content Integration with T. Bailey Asset Management
Doug McFarlane Suitability 2024, content management, T.Bailey, Update
We have some exciting news on the latest upgrade to ATEB Suitability on 15th March 2024. This update comes at no additional cost and provides a new addition to our content integration library. We have partnered with T. Bailey Asset Management to provide our customer firms with access to the following: A description of their […]