Well, here’s a thing, a thing that I have to say I didn’t realise was a thing. A polyamorous relationship is, apparently, a threesome or moresome knowingly together in one household in one form or another. Yes, families have become more complicated in these still-progressive times, and many have more than one family and/or sets of children and relationships to take into account. They’re the ones we encourage to get wills and work out who should get what; and you’d be surprised how many haven’t done so. What should we do however as advisers, if and when we meet those ‘embracing ethical non-monogamy rather than infidelity’. Try not to look surprised and make it up as you go along, is the likely answer. Jokes and alternative answers on the proverbial, please.
“Majority of IFAs have no plans to use AI in their practices”
I remember sometime in the 90’s, attending a presentation by a successful adviser providing helpful hints to an audience of wannabes, young and old.
