(The Khaleej Times)
More than seven out of 10 people in the UAE currently don’t have have a financial advisor, reveals a new research.
“Furthermore, less than half (44 per cent) of those in the top income bracket of Dh40,000 or more a month have a financial adviser, according to a survey by wealther manager Quilter and YouGov.
The survey results revealed that just 10 per cent of 40 to 50-year olds and only 12 per cent of 51 to 60-year olds have a financial advisor, which could mean that these age groups are missing out on getting advice at a crucial time in their life.
