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Alec is a locally based IFA working with an established City firm. He has over 30 years experience advising clients directly.
Fees are agreed with you before any work is undertaken and there is no fee for the initial meeting.
In the current climate, I am happy to provide advice remotely where possible, via phone, email, Skype, Zoom and Teams.
Alec offers a bespoke service, focused on your current needs and future goals and aspirations. He looks to develop a plan of action to be implemented, reviewed and amended as required throughout life. This ensures that your plans remain on track going forward.
Advice is divided into 3 sections: research and recommendations, implementation and servicing. Clients are free to 'one stop shop' or choose from one, two or all of the advice areas.
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