Raisin’s latest Summer Savings Series study shows that trust in AI for financial decisions is on the rise, with high earners serving as an early signal of the shift. Nearly three in ten households earning above $150,000 now use AI to guide financial choices, double the rate of those earning less than $75,000. This early adoption among higher earners signals a broader trend: growing consumer confidence in using technology to support financial decisions.

intelliflo, a global leader in financial adviser technology, has released its 2025 Advice Map of the UK. Drawing on 2.8 million advised client records held within intelliflo office, the Advice Map of UK reveals how widely advice is accessed and found that engagement with financial advice varies considerably across age, relationship status, gender, and geographical location. The advice gaps highlighted in the data show older generations, men, and married individuals are significantly more inclined to seek financial advice, whereas younger people, women, single people, and certain regions remain largely underserved.

intelliflo, a global leader in financial adviser technology, has released its 2025 Advice Map of the UK. Drawing on 2.8 million advised client records held within intelliflo office, the Advice Map of UK reveals how widely advice is accessed and found that engagement with financial advice varies considerably across age, relationship status, gender, and geographical location. The advice gaps highlighted in the data show older generations, men, and married individuals are significantly more inclined to seek financial advice, whereas younger people, women, single people, and certain regions remain largely underserved.

intelliflo, a global leader in financial adviser technology, has released its 2025 Advice Map of the UK. Drawing on 2.8 million advised client records held within intelliflo office, the Advice Map of UK reveals how widely advice is accessed and found that engagement with financial advice varies considerably across age, relationship status, gender, and geographical location. The advice gaps highlighted in the data show older generations, men, and married individuals are significantly more inclined to seek financial advice, whereas younger people, women, single people, and certain regions remain largely underserved.

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