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With so many options out there for
consumers, it can often be confusing and
time consuming knowing where to start when
looking for good, independent financial
advice.
What are the Benefits of Getting Independent
Financial Advice?
To answer that question, let's have a look
at the three main types of advisers:
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Tied
Advisers
- these work for one particular
company e.g. a bank or insurance
company so can therefore only
offer and recommend the products
that are sold by that company
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Multi-Tied
Advisers
- these work with a limited
number of companies so can
therefore offer more
wide-ranging advice that a tied
adviser
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Independent Advisers
- these have access to the whole
of the market so are much more
likely to find products that are
better suited to you and also,
more competitively priced
Put simply, an Independent Financial Adviser
is not tied to any particular company or
group of companies so can search the whole
of the market for financial products that
most closely suit your needs and objectives.
This can include household insurance, life
insurance, health insurance, mortgages,
commercial finance, pensions, investments,
wills, retirement planning and more.
All of Life UK's carefully selected Key
Partners are fully qualified and
independent, so you have the confidence
that you're getting the best possible advice
out there in the marketplace, whether it's a
simple insurance policy or something more
complex like investments or pensions.
To find out how becoming a
Life UK
Financial Free Member can save you time
when it comes to buying financial products,
please click here. |
