Recommendation for IFA - Bristol area

Recommendation for IFA - Bristol area

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Piglet

Original Poster:

6,250 posts

262 months

Saturday 10th December 2005
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Can anyone point me in the direction of a decent IFA in the Bristol area? I know that location doesn't really matter but I'd quite like to start with someone close'ish to hand.

Cheers

Piglet

yertis

18,677 posts

273 months

Saturday 10th December 2005
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I'm looking for one of them too. Isn't Splodge S4 an IFA?

A57 HSV

1,510 posts

237 months

Sunday 11th December 2005
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I'm an IFA, have been at Kellands (recently moved from Clifton to Portishead) since 1992.
Happy to meet you to chat about cars (& your financial queries).
Don't think recommending yourself is in the spirt of your question, but It's always nice to do business with like minded individuals!
www.kelland.co.uk/ for more info. on us.
Office no. is 0117 900 4000 or mail me @ thomas.roberts@kelland.co.uk


Psychobert

6,316 posts

263 months

Sunday 11th December 2005
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yertis said:
I'm looking for one of them too. Isn't Splodge S4 an IFA?


Splodge S4

1,519 posts

244 months

Monday 12th December 2005
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Morning all... I'm an IFA but really specialise in mortgages & that side of things, its been 5 years since i passed exams for pensions & investments so if your looking for advice on that i'd have to read the manual again....

Financial services is a big bad world so its fairly unusual you'll find an IFA that does everything & is up to date with it all so people specialise in specific areas, if you think i could help by all means drop me an email, I'm totally independent & don't charge fees..

Garry@clear-financial.co.uk

Garry

pdV6

16,442 posts

268 months

Monday 12th December 2005
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If Garry's skills don't fit the bill, I've used the IFA(s) at Bradford & Bingley on Whiteladies Road several times. Depending on product type, their services are usually 'free' in that you the customer doesn't usually have to stump up any cash (B&B instead get a comission from the provider of the product).

The only downside is that it seems that they are less 'independent' than they used to be now, i.e. for certain products they're tied to specific providers.

GI Jnr

1,903 posts

268 months

Monday 12th December 2005
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I'm a Financial Consultant for a large Building Society, but not commission based, so I'm not about the hard sell.

Drop me a PM if you want to run it by me...

Tuan

pjac67

2,040 posts

259 months

Tuesday 13th December 2005
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Thought I'd join the IFA band wagon. Specialise in investments - website/contact via my profile.