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Richard Angliss has made a career in financial services which stretches over 40 years.
His early career was spent learning about the various financial products and applying them to prudent advice, working for one of the largest life assurance and investment firms. After that he joined the financial services arm of a very well-known firm providing independent advice to their 8 million customers.
For the last 20 years he has been involved in building software solutions that help Advisers and clients work together to achieve good financial outcomes and helping to set up three independent advisory firms. He also has written many articles for financial services publications and provided commentary for newspaper journalists.
At an early stage in his career he realised the great satisfaction that comes with being able to help people achieve their goals and protect their families. “Regulation of financial services has hugely impacted on ensuring people get appropriate advice. The issue these days is access to that advice and just as importantly regular reviews to make sure that everything stays on track”.
With the growing development of online resources such as Online Money Advisor he sees a great future for people to access advice to make their pension and investment work harder for them. Plus, of course, to ensure they have insurance products in place that will be required when unforeseen events happen.
He knows getting that balance right is crucial to prudent financial planning and the wellbeing of individuals and their families.
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Written by: Richard Angliss
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Written by: Richard Angliss
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Written by: Richard Angliss
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Written by: Richard Angliss
December 2, 2022
Relevant life insurance is a useful product for small businesses that want to offer death-in-service benefits to their staff, without setting up a fully-fledged...
Written by: Richard Angliss
December 2, 2022
Research shows that 54% of small business owners don’t have adequate insurance in place to protect their company against the sudden loss of a key employee; 20...
Written by: Richard Angliss
December 2, 2022
You may think that just because you have a pension plan in place, you’re financially prepared for the future. However, you may not be aware of the importance ...
Written by: Richard Angliss
December 2, 2022
In terms of the risk they carry, bonds sit somewhere between cash and shares. They come in various shapes and sizes and it’s easy to become overwhelmed when r...
Written by: Richard Angliss
December 2, 2022
Cash ISAs are one of the most popular types of savings account available in the UK, thanks in no small part to the tax incentives they offer. But is a cash ISA ...
Written by: Richard Angliss
December 2, 2022
If you are a UK resident and aged 18 or over, you can invest up to £20,000 (for the tax year 2021-2022) in an investment ISA (individual savings account). Inve...
Written by: Richard Angliss
December 2, 2022
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