Holloway Friendly launches CPD website for advisers

Kaleidoscope is ‘first of its kind’

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Online content to support advisers tailored depending on knowledge and experience

  Holloway Friendly has launched a new website for advisers who sell, or want to sell, income protection (IP). The website, which is called Kaleidoscope, will allow advisers to access tailored information and content across a range of topics, designed to help grow their IP business and support them in meeting CPD requirements.   Holloway Friendly believes the website is the first of its kind as it allows advisers to tailor their user experience based on their level of expertise. Advisers who have no experience selling income protection will have access to content that is suitable f...

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