Hargreaves Lansdown's fee cut to send competitors 'into a frenzy'

Robo-advisers ‘now look comparatively expensive’

Isabel Baxter
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The news that Hargreaves Lansdown (HL) will be reducing its platform fees for the first time in ten years has been welcomed and is expected to make competitors rethink their models.

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