These unusually low rates persisted for over a decade but ended abruptly in 2022, marking a return to historical norms. For advisers, this new landscape emphasises the importance of timely action, as waiting for further rate reductions could result in missed opportunities for clients.
In this article, Roland underscores the need to educate clients about these changes, helping them understand that current rates reflect long-term averages rather than anomalies.
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