Milestone as IFA uploads 150th client educational video

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Chartered financial planner Pete Matthew has marked the occasion of recording his 150th educational video for consumers by re-designing his website, Meaningful Money.

A director at Penzance-based Jacksons Financial Services, which recently became a Chartered firm, Matthew originally set up the website in April 2010. Since then, it has featured videos on a wide range of subjects, including investment trusts, the difference between active and passive investing and asset allocation. The website was set up solely for the purpose of providing personal finance education for consumers, and Matthew secured sponsorship from Seven Investment Management earlier this year to pay for its running costs. He also won the Baillie Gifford Financial Education Awar...

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