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Shhh Insiders Guide to Wealth Management
What is Wealth Management: An Insiders Guide
In this guide:
- What are the pitfalls of percentage-based charging? - Percentages are a hangover from the days of commission.
- Do I need a wealth management advisor? - Ensure you receive tailored advice for you and your family.
- Does your wealth management evolve with your situation? – Life happens and your situation will evolve.
This guide is designed to help you navigate some of the potential pitfalls when choosing a Wealth Manager.
Please note that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) does not regulate cash flow planning, estate planning, tax or trust advice.
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From this guide:
Do you even need a wealth manager?
Do you need to invest in markets or risk assets?
If you can achieve your goals without taking risk, why take it? Investing in cash deposits might be the answer.
Does your Wealth Manager really understand what you are trying to achieve and can they advise on cash, for example though a cash management service?
Did you know that the most typical method of charging amongst Wealth Managers is still to derive their income based on the value of investment assets which, in many cases, may not be appropriate.
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