Enter your firm for the Professional Adviser Awards 2014

Scott Sinclair
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We are inviting advisory firms to enter the Professional Adviser Awards 2014.

Things are different now: we have introduced regional adviser categories to celebrate the best practices operating across the country - and it's our most challenging entry criteria yet. As well as asking applicants to complete a questionnaire, we have put together a case study we believe will put your firm's advice processes to the ultimate test. The case study will not require entrants to produce complex IHT calculations; rather it has been designed to test your firm processes: the questions you would ask, avenues you would pursue. An independent judging panel including Perceptive...

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