Members of The Personal Finance Society (PFS) can now mentor and be mentored by other members from anywhere in the world.
Its e-mentoring programme, called Connect, was built to promote professional development and learning for personal finance professionals at any stage of their careers.
Mentorship can be undertaken in a flexible manner to suit different preferences, such as meeting face to face, or online, enabling a much broader range of people to share their specific skills and experience.
PFS chief executive Keith Richards said: “Connect presents an excellent opportunity for our members to access the broad and diverse range of skills and experience which exists within the financial advice community.”
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