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Page 10 You’d be daft not to!
Maybe it’s a British thing, but in general, people don’t tend to want to talk about their future financial planning and pension arrangements. The thinking is that people are either too embarrassed, too scared, or just think that it’s ‘something to do tomorrow’. The truth is that there’s no need to be embarrassed, it’s always better to know what you’re dealing with, and of course, as the saying goes: tomorrow never comes.
However, when it comes to your pension, tomorrow will actually turn up one day and then the big question is; are you financially prepared? By then it’s too late. The daft thing is, the majority of people would be in a much better position if they’d just done even a little planning a bit earlier.
You might think that this kind of financial advice is going to cost a lot of money. But that’s not the case. In fact deVere have been offering a FREE FINANCIAL HEALTH CHECK for ages. And if you haven’t had one, well you’d be daft not to.
It’s a painless process where Steve at deVere will set out why advice is important, tell you about deVere and how they work. deVere is a huge company and its operating protocols are quite rightly designed to protect your assets. The industry is highly regulated and the bigger you are, the harder you have to work to prove it, and deVere continually strives to go ‘beyond compliance’ in order to properly serve its clients. All they ask of you is an hour or so of your time, and for you to have thought about what you want to achieve. Often you don’t really know and if nothing else the free health check will help you think about the right things.
The deVere pledge is that this meeting is 100% without obligation and FREE. Just have a chat and if you like what you see and hear, then you can talk some more.
To book your free financial health check, just pick up the phone and call Steve Iball at deVere on 610 822 484 or email
steve.iball@devere-spain.es. You’d be daft not to!
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