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Self Employed Financial Adviser

INTEGRO PARTNERS LTD

Posted 12 hours ago, valid for 16 days

London, Greater London EC1R 0WX

£44,000 - £55,000 per annum

Full Time

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Sonic Summary

This opportunity is for established self-employed Financial Advisers looking for more autonomy and a better work-life balance.
The firm offers up to 80% splits and provides back office support, allowing advisers to focus more on their clients.
They plan to hire an additional 5-10 advisers by the end of 2025, with a long-term vision for growth.
Advisers can tailor their packages based on individual needs, making it a flexible work environment.
Candidates should have relevant experience in the financial advisory field, although specific years of experience are not mentioned.

Self-Employed Financial AdviserRemote workingUp to 80% splitsBack office support available Are you an established self-employed Financial Adviser who is frustrated with the lack of autonomy you have in your role? Do the processes in your current firm result in a longer journey for your clients? Are you struggling to have a realistic work life balance? If any of the above are true, it’s worth considering this opportunity: This established IFA firm have increased their adviser numbers by 10 over the past 3 years, and are looking to continue this growth into next year. Their plans are to hire another 5-10 self-employed advisers by the end of 2025, embedding them into their processes and giving them the foundations to be successful. The director doesn’t have plans to grow and then sell, he has long term plans for the business so this would be a long-term opportunity for people. Unlike other self-employed opportunities, they are an independent firm and can therefore control more of the in-house dealings, including having their own compliance team and in-house portfolios. This along has seen other self-employed advisers joining and earning more money, having more time to speak to their clients and overall feeling more in control of their earnings. Every adviser is different, they understand this, and can therefore tailor their packages based on the needs of the individual – whether that be back office support, reducing their working hours, taking on more clients etc. Splits can be up to 80% depending on the situation, so financially this can also be an improvement to some. If you are interested in discussing what could be a better option for you, reach out to Sam at Integro Partners.

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