IOOF ups costs for self-employed advisersBY ELIZA BAVIN | TUESDAY, 1 DEC 2020 11:51AMSelf-employed financial advisers working with IOOF will have to pay more for the same services under the new IOOF structure which will focus the business on three key pillars in the advice space.
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