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The importance of fact finding in financial planning
The importance of fact finding in financial planning A fact-finding interview allows a dedicated financial planner to provide the best service possible to their clients.
Bring The Washing In Or Get The Sandbags Out?:
Bring The Washing In Or Get The Sandbags Out?: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – NOVEMBER 2015 There is an air of pessimism around at the moment which
What Is “Normal” Any More?:
What Is “Normal” Any More?: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – DECEMBER 201 In just a few short weeks since our last communication, a number of things have
Will 2016 Be The Year Of Enlightenment?:
Will 2016 Be The Year Of Enlightenment?: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – JANUARY 2016 At the time of writing this, we’re less than a week into the
If It looks Like A Bear, Sounds Like A Bear, and Feels Like a Bear…:
If It looks Like A Bear, Sounds Like A Bear, and Feels Like a Bear…: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – FEBRUARY 2016 Last month we wrote the
Brexit – It’s Not Whether We’re In Or Out That Will Cause Uncertainty:
Brexit – It’s Not Whether We’re In Or Out That Will Cause Uncertainty: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – MARCH 2016 We’d love a Pound (or a Euro
Negative Interest Rates – The Unintended Consequences:
Negative Interest Rates – The Unintended Consequences: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – MAY 2016 The whole idea of negative interest rates, as introduced by the Bank of
It’s all About Brexit: At Least for Now
It’s all About Brexit: At Least for Now PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – JULY 2016 They think it’s all over, well it is now. The referendum that
After The Speculation – The Reality:
After The Speculation – The Reality: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – AUGUST 2016 It’s a few weeks since we awoke on the morning of Friday June 24th
A Correction Is Coming:
A Correction Is Coming: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – SEPTEMBER 2016 A Correction Is Coming: These are not our words, but those of BCA Research who have
We’re In An Ugly Contest:
We’re In An Ugly Contest: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – OCTOBER 2016 So the September correction that was forecast didn’t happen. The market equivalent of Hurricane Matthew
