Sound knowledge
Paul McAdam
They’re streets ahead of any of the other financial advisers I’ve worked with in the past. What reassures me about them most is their knowledge.
You may be a solicitor acting on behalf of a trust or a lay trustee acting for a friend or family member.
The introduction of the Trustee Act 2000 made seeking investment advice on trustee investments advisable. The Act places a statutory duty of care on all trustees to look after the best interests of beneficiaries but offers wider investment powers in order to do so. Trustees need to be proactive in the selection and review of trustee investments.
We can offer professional and lay trustees investment advice and guidance on:
Investment objectives and policy
Investment mandates
Review current arrangements
Review investment selection and policy
They’re streets ahead of any of the other financial advisers I’ve worked with in the past. What reassures me about them most is their knowledge.
Call 01792 477763 today or contact us and we'll take the time to understand your financial objectives before recommending a solution that's right for you.
The 30th of October Autumn Budget delivered several key announcements that will affect the financial services industry.
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