UK consumers are being offered free one-hour personal financial planning sessions, as part of Financial Planning Week 2019.
Paradigm Norton are one of the 79 firms offering free financial planning guidance sessions during Financial Planning Week 2019. We wanted to be actively involved in this initiative to promote financial well-being and life goal planning to all.
What is Financial Planning week?
Financial Planning Week is chance for people nationwide to get free financial planning sessions and guidance to provide a helping hand in achieving financial well-being and life goal planning. These free, confidential, sessions are being offered by CISI CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professionals between 7-11 October.
What is the purpose of Financial Planner week?
The annual campaign, organised by the-not-for profit professional body the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI), is a national initiative to help improve the financial fitness of the UK public, while highlighting the fact that CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioners represent the pinnacle of professionalism for their knowledge, skills and integrity. You can also explore the Financial Planning Week website for handy tips and tools on how you can plan well to live well.
If you would like to speak to a qualified Financial Planner and arrange a free session, please give us a call today on 01275 370670 or 020 7269 7960. We would love to hear from you.
Having a complete financial picture.
At Paradigm Norton we want to promote the profession of financial planning to a much wider audience. Our desire is to demonstrate the benefits of having a financial plan that considers every element of an individual’s financial situation. All too often financial decisions are made in a vacuum that doesn’t take into consideration the wider implications. Being able to look at the complete financial picture using tools like cashflow forecasting to manage income and expenditure can really help structure a person’s lifetime approach to their finances, and give them the motivation to plan for and reach their goals.
Cashflow forecasting is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
