Financial advice is worth it - and here’s the proof! Research shows that, on average, individuals could find themselves nearly £48,000 better off in terms of pensions and financial assets with the guidance of a financial adviser. This is why I was so surprised when someone recently told me they don't know if financial advice is truly worth it… The research, conducted by ILC in partnership with Royal London, compared those comfortably well-off with those who were just getting by. They analysed their pension, savings and investments over a 10-year span. It turns out, the lower-income bunch actually got more out of financial advice than the well-off folks did. Whether you are comfortably well off or feel you are just getting by, having the right advice could be key to securing your financial future. 🤞
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