A cautionary tale

Whilst there is no specific information identifying the individual involved in this Blog Entry, her story is being told with her express permission.  This permission was given to ensure that as few people as possible avoid suffering from her experience. Today I had a panicked call from a client of mine.  She had received a call from an […]

Top 3 Songs of the week….

For today’s blog (and as i’m writing this on a Friday) I thought I’d write about something different.  So, for no other reason than the weekend is quickly approaching….I’m going to share with you 3 of the songs which seem to be consistently playing on my Ipod at the moment! 1.  Kings for the Weekend […]

Trust…and why this change is good for all

Within the financial advice profession there has been an ongoing issue for a number of years.  Due to the behaviour of, in my opinion, a number of unethical advisers, the public has lost trust in financial advisers.  Actually the majority of financial advisers are highly ethical individuals who take the commitment to enhance their clients […]

>Start ups, relationships and knowledge

>Written for the GAAP web Blog According to recent analysis by company formations firm Duport, there has been a record number of accountancy and bookkeeping start-up business in March 2012. The research also indicates that more individuals are moving away from a corporate environment and seting up their own businesses, especially in the financial services sector. Having have set […]