Advise Wise introduces affordability tags for Consumer Duty compliance
The tags enable advisers to identify which products require an affordability calculation.

Later life sourcing platform, Advise Wise, has introduced affordability tags to its platform, designed to help advisers easily identify which products require an affordability calculation, ensuring they meet Consumer Duty requirements and improving outcomes for their clients.
As more plans enter the later life sector, it's crucial for advisers to quickly determine which of these options necessitate an affordability check to assess client eligibility. Advise Wise’s new affordability tags provide advisers with a clear visual indicator in the product search results to quickly identify them.
With this new feature, brokers can also access providers’ affordability calculators directly through the Advise Wise Platform with just one click. The calculators are accessible via the new affordability tags or through the "More Info" section, allowing advisers to verify their clients' eligibility for a plan.
Daniel Edmondson, national account manager at Advise Wise, said: "At Advise Wise, we understand the critical role advisers play in guiding their clients through important financial decisions. The introduction of Affordability Tags is a significant step forward in our mission to support brokers in their work. By providing clear, instant access to essential affordability information, we are not only helping advisers meet their compliance obligations but also ensuring their clients receive the best possible advice tailored to their needs.
“Advise Wise remains dedicated to driving innovation within the later life market, empowering advisers with the solutions they need to navigate an increasingly complex landscape. The introduction of affordability tags is the latest in a series of updates aimed at enhancing the cf experience and ensuring that customer outcomes are at the forefront of every decision.”

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