Yоu hаve been аpprоаched by a directоr of one of the firm's corporate clients. He is seeking some general investment advice for himself and his wife. He has an income of £120,000 per annum and has just received a lump sum bonus of £15,000. His wife works part-time for a charity, earning £35,000 per annum. They have two children, aged 4 and 6. In respect of his current portfolio, the client advises you that they have an outstanding mortgage on their main home and a holiday property in Spain, which is not mortgaged. Both clients have relatively small sums in occupational/workplace pension plans. They are particularly concerned about their retirement provision and are considering further personal pension investment. They have about £60,000 in total, spread across several bank and building society savings accounts, but no other forms of investment. Assume that your firm is authorised by the FCA and you are an approved person. What are the four main areas or objectives that need to be considered when advising on personal financial planning?
Yоu hаve been аpprоаched by a directоr of one of the firm's corporate clients. He is seeking some general investment advice for himself and his wife. He has an income of £120,000 per annum and has just received a lump sum bonus of £15,000. His wife works part-time for a charity, earning £35,000 per annum. They have two children, aged 4 and 6. In respect of his current portfolio, the client advises you that they have an outstanding mortgage on their main home and a holiday property in Spain, which is not mortgaged. Both clients have relatively small sums in occupational/workplace pension plans. They are particularly concerned about their retirement provision and are considering further personal pension investment. They have about £60,000 in total, spread across several bank and building society savings accounts, but no other forms of investment. Assume that your firm is authorised by the FCA and you are an approved person. What are the four main areas or objectives that need to be considered when advising on personal financial planning?
Yоu hаve been аpprоаched by a directоr of one of the firm's corporate clients. He is seeking some general investment advice for himself and his wife. He has an income of £120,000 per annum and has just received a lump sum bonus of £15,000. His wife works part-time for a charity, earning £35,000 per annum. They have two children, aged 4 and 6. In respect of his current portfolio, the client advises you that they have an outstanding mortgage on their main home and a holiday property in Spain, which is not mortgaged. Both clients have relatively small sums in occupational/workplace pension plans. They are particularly concerned about their retirement provision and are considering further personal pension investment. They have about £60,000 in total, spread across several bank and building society savings accounts, but no other forms of investment. Assume that your firm is authorised by the FCA and you are an approved person. What are the four main areas or objectives that need to be considered when advising on personal financial planning?
Yоu hаve been аpprоаched by a directоr of one of the firm's corporate clients. He is seeking some general investment advice for himself and his wife. He has an income of £120,000 per annum and has just received a lump sum bonus of £15,000. His wife works part-time for a charity, earning £35,000 per annum. They have two children, aged 4 and 6. In respect of his current portfolio, the client advises you that they have an outstanding mortgage on their main home and a holiday property in Spain, which is not mortgaged. Both clients have relatively small sums in occupational/workplace pension plans. They are particularly concerned about their retirement provision and are considering further personal pension investment. They have about £60,000 in total, spread across several bank and building society savings accounts, but no other forms of investment. Assume that your firm is authorised by the FCA and you are an approved person. What are the four main areas or objectives that need to be considered when advising on personal financial planning?
Yоu hаve been аpprоаched by a directоr of one of the firm's corporate clients. He is seeking some general investment advice for himself and his wife. He has an income of £120,000 per annum and has just received a lump sum bonus of £15,000. His wife works part-time for a charity, earning £35,000 per annum. They have two children, aged 4 and 6. In respect of his current portfolio, the client advises you that they have an outstanding mortgage on their main home and a holiday property in Spain, which is not mortgaged. Both clients have relatively small sums in occupational/workplace pension plans. They are particularly concerned about their retirement provision and are considering further personal pension investment. They have about £60,000 in total, spread across several bank and building society savings accounts, but no other forms of investment. Assume that your firm is authorised by the FCA and you are an approved person. What are the four main areas or objectives that need to be considered when advising on personal financial planning?
Yоu hаve been аpprоаched by a directоr of one of the firm's corporate clients. He is seeking some general investment advice for himself and his wife. He has an income of £120,000 per annum and has just received a lump sum bonus of £15,000. His wife works part-time for a charity, earning £35,000 per annum. They have two children, aged 4 and 6. In respect of his current portfolio, the client advises you that they have an outstanding mortgage on their main home and a holiday property in Spain, which is not mortgaged. Both clients have relatively small sums in occupational/workplace pension plans. They are particularly concerned about their retirement provision and are considering further personal pension investment. They have about £60,000 in total, spread across several bank and building society savings accounts, but no other forms of investment. Assume that your firm is authorised by the FCA and you are an approved person. What are the four main areas or objectives that need to be considered when advising on personal financial planning?
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