MoneyVista ready to roll

MoneyVista launches this week to UK consumers.

The website, part of the Royal London Group, is aimed at the 11 million UK consumers who do their own financial planning. The service is free for 30 days. After this, a subscription costs £8 a month, £20 a quarter, or £75 per annum. Consumers are able to see all their personal finances, and how they interrelate, in one simple plan. It can revalue investments, stocks and shares held, and will alert consumers if there is a change that will impact their financial plan.

Martin Peterlechner, head of marketing, comments: "MoneyVista is a unique service for the 11 million financially active UK consumers who manage their own financial affairs. It aims to give these consumers a simple, safe and secure way to create, maintain and use a financial plan. For many of us, seeing our financial future can be a tough reality to face. However, by bringing your financial plan to life, and helping you to understand your options, MoneyVista can help consumers to develop and monitor a realistic plan to achieve their financial goals."

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