Financial Adviser
- Job reference
- E52E708
- Location
- Leicester, Leicestershire, United Kingdom
- Start date
- To be arranged
- Sector(s)
- IFA jobs
- Contract type(s)
- Full time
- Salary
- £30,000
- Date posted
- 12/09/2016
Description, duties, responsibilities
- Contacting clients and setting up meetings, either within an office environment or in clients' homes or business premises
- Conducting in-depth reviews of clients' financial circumstances, current provision and future aims
- Analyzing information and preparing plans best suited to individual clients' requirements
- Completing risk analyses
- Researching the marketplace and providing clients with information on new and existing products and services
- Designing financial strategies
- Assisting clients to make informed decisions
- Researching information from various sources, including providers of financial products
- Reviewing and responding to clients changing needs and financial circumstances
- Promoting and selling financial products to meet given or negotiated sales targets
- Liaising with head office and financial services providers
- Communicating with other professionals, such as estate agents, solicitors and accountants
- Keeping up to date with financial products and legislation
- Producing financial reports
- Contacting clients with news of new financial products or changes to legislation that may affect their savings and investments
- Meeting the regulatory aspects of the role, e.g. requirements for disclosure, costs of the services provided and also the advised products
Other benefits
Can be employed or self employed with a realistic first year OTE of £60,000 which will grow year on year though the maintenance of ongoing fees.
Personality requirements and skills
- Diploma level or above
- Current SPS or at least within the past 6 months
- An existing client bank (preferable but not essential)
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience selling investments
- Live within 2 hours of Leicester, or willing to commute as some days in the office will be desired