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05 April 2017

Wealth Management With Independent Financial Advisor Dublin

By Michelle Murphy


The thought of finding a financial advisor or working closely with one is not something that occurs to the average person. For many, rather than going through the process of finding a financial advisor they simply walk into a local bank because that's all they've known. There is a lot of misconception about the status one needs to have in order to receive services from a competent professional, including how much money he/she earns. The process of finding an independent financial advisor Dublin (IFAs) can be a fearful venture. However, it is something that is crucial to the average, middle-income and even wealthy consumer.

Most probably, you have heard comments like, "I don't have a lot of money now but once I do, I'll meet with one". Unfortunately for some people, by the time they do meet with an IFA, they have made so many avoidable mistakes that if care is not taken, can jeopardize their financial security. So what seems to be the issue with finding an IFA? What makes the process difficult in finding one?

Firstly, Pension Advice forms part of their realm of expertise and qualification. With the economy as it is and with banks and financial institutions after every penny you have what are we meant to do when we retire? This is exactly the time that independent advisers could clarify and simplify things for you. They have the ability to help you choose the right investment solution and to make sure your solution is monitored and ready for you when you retire.

It is for this reason, more than anything else, that people have been turning to their IFAs to source the right mortgage deal for their needs. Many IFAs will have completed the qualifications and training necessary to become a mortgage broker and will be able to assist their clients in obtaining a home loan with ease. Mortgages are also interlinked with insurance

So when should you go about finding this professional advice? The answer is; As soon as you are able to say the word "money"; not after your next promotion at work or when you win the lottery. You've worked hard for your money; now learn the right things to do to keep it working for you.

Besides, they come handy in offering Financial Advice for Businesses. Moving swiftly on to business, in the unfortunate case of a partner passing away we find many business partners are without protection and suddenly become business partners with the beneficiaries of the will. Make sure you give yourself the option of choosing and putting things right before you start to lose assets.

IFAs have an in-depth understanding of the insurance market and can therefore offer advice in such matters when a client applies for a mortgage with them. Many mortgage brokers also offer insurance products to their clients as an additional service.

Even if your IFA does not offer a mortgage-broking service, it is likely that they will be able to refer you to someone who they regularly put their clients' business through. However they quite often do offer both services so if you already have an IFA and are looking for mortgage advice, it may not be necessary to seek out the services of a separate mortgage broker.




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