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40 By the Dart • Advertising Feature


Clarity Wealth Management is delighted to announce that Michelle Concannon has joined the team as Business Development Manager, initially based at our Dartmouth office.


Michelle joins Clarity from the Yorkshire Building society where she has worked since 2006, most recently as Branch Manager. Michelle is a passionate supporter of linking business and community projects and is looking forward to this as a central part of her role within Clarity. Michelle is an active member of the Dartmouth


Regatta committee, responsible for raising sponsorship and event planning, and is part of the Dartmouth Foodbank Cookery Club. through her involvement with various local charities and good causes, she has developed a high profile in the town both on behalf of YBs and in her own right. “I have enjoyed 10 wonderful years with the YBs in


Dartmouth, gaining a huge amount of experience and making lots of friends, many of whom I am delighted to say were my loyal customers,” commented Michelle. “I would like to thank all of my customers for their


loyal support and friendship during my time with YBs and am looking forward to this exciting new personal challenge with Clarity Wealth Management.” In her new role as Business Development Manager,


Michelle will be responsible for managing all aspects of customer service and support for Clarity Wealth Management clients to ensure that Clarity delivers an exceptional level of service to customers at all times. Clarity Wealth Management is a specialist provider


of Independent Financial Advice and Wealth Management services with offices in Dartmouth, totnes and staffordshire and the business is rapidly expanding. Karen Cooper, senior Partner at Clarity, commented,


“Michelle brings a wealth of experience in financial services management and customer service to Clarity Wealth Management and we are delighted that she has chosen to join the team at this exciting time for the business.”


2015 saw the new Pension Freedom changes and we


have been pleased to help more clients make the most of their pension – with more flexibility than ever. With many people expecting the current interest rates


to continue, a Cash ISA or savings plan may not provide the returns you would like. This year’s ISA allowance disappears for good on 6th April 2016. Make sure you use it before you lose it. If you have ISAs from previous tax years, you may find


it considerably easier to manage them if they are in all in one place. Other clients have found this to be the case. We offer a FREE initial meeting at our expense to ensure your current investments continue to meet your needs and expectations and to help you achieve your long term goals.


Karen, Michelle and her team can be contacted on 0800 833389 or michelleconcannon@claritywm.co.uk or pop into the Dartmouth office!


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