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13 Jan 10
01:12
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surely most of them act in their best interests and the clients best interests are secondry?
i would say serious advice only but.......... anyway thanks in advance
i would say serious advice only but.......... anyway thanks in advance
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I know one Nobby. Give me a call.
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http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/protect/best-financial-advisers
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/how-to-pay-for-financial-advice |
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Don't use one. Buy a decent paper, read and digest the personal finance stuff for a few months and then make your own decisions. Why pay?
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Ask the betfair chit chat forum.
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make your own decisions you can only blame yourself if it goes wrong, as for using a ifa not many are independant and they are in business to make money out of you
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Lower than estate agents in my book. Avoid.
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http://www.unbiased.co.uk/contact-us/
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nobbybarnesranoverthewrongtrip, Unless someone can refer you to one that they have personal experience of then expect them to be interested in selling you product/s that make them loads of dosh. I know dozens of A's and a few IFa's, would not trust them as far as I could spit. the job seems to attract plenty of sharks.
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Really, they just make money out of you, and, because they follow the herd, their advice usually loses you money. Get a parrot to sh£t on the financial pages and buy whatever it falls on. This method has a better track record than IFAs. Or you could spend it all on ho's, drink and gambling and then join the destitute human detritus on chit chat full-time.
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Try your local branch of Nationwide - you dont have to be a customer - I am well satisfied with the ongoing service I've been given.
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try asking a load of random nutters you have never met on a betting forum
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