Selectapension offers Black Friday adviser discount
Selectapension, the pensions and investment software provider, will be offering advisers up to £100 off all new subscriptions today as part of a Black Friday sale.

Selectapension will offer discounts on all their software tools including Asset Reviewer, Money Purchase, Defined Benefit, Income Drawdown, Provider Comparison, Retirement Planning and QROPs transfer tools.
Open to new customers, this one-day only promotion also enables current subscribers to add additional tools to their existing Selectapension package. The offer will be running between 9am-5pm on Friday 25th November.
Selectapension hopes to build on last year’s success where its Black Friday offer saw a 115% increase in sales in 2015, compared to 2014.
Andy McCabe, MD at Selectapension, commented: “Black Friday is now the biggest sales day in the UK shopping calendar, and we wanted to make sure advisers and their businesses could benefit from lower prices too.
“As advisers face increasing demand from those reaching retirement, technology plays an important role in supporting them. This offer will give advisers further incentive to work with specialist software, which is invaluable in the evolving retirement landscape.”
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