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Planners offer pro bono services amid market crash, COVID-19

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The Financial Planning Association has launched a directory of CFPs who are volunteering their services

The COVID-19 crisis has produced many reports of volunteers helping their communities with food assistance, errands, prescription delivery and other aid.

Some financial planners have also been extending their services, free of charge, to people have been hit hard in the current market.

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