Access Financial partners with Vitality on protection training programme

To improve knowledge standards

Hemma Visavadia
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Access Financial Services (Access FS) has partnered with Vitality to help brokers gain more protection knowledge and training through a dedicated 12-month programme.

Training will take place at mortgage and protection broker Access FS' academy, with Vitality offering insights into protection products such as life assurance, critical illness, income protection and private medical insurance. The academy is designed to train individuals who are new to the market into mortgage and protection brokers. Karl Wilkinson, chief executive of Access FS, said: "This exclusive tie with Vitality provides us with the opportunity to ensure our advisers really understand what they are advising on in depth."  "Vitality is a fabulous partner to have in this respec...

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