RP readers get 10% discount for Henry Stewart conference

Helen Morrissey
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Reader of Retirement Planner will be able to benefit from a 10% discount to attend the latest Henry Stewart SIPPs and Retirement Options briefing.

Readers quoting RETIREMENTPLANNER as part of the enrolment process will receive the discount for the event being held at the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel on 28 March 2012. The event is hosted by MoretoSIPPs principal John Moret and will comprise technical and regulatory updates on the SIPP, SSAS and related markets. It is aimed at financial advisers, pension consultants, investment and wealth managers, pension and platform providers, trustees and other pension professionals. Presentations will be given by Standard Life's John Lawson, Alliance Trust's Steve Latto and Partnership's Nigel ...

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