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Action for Children Celebrating 150 years This year, the children’s charity, Action for Children, is celebrating 150 years of working tirelessly to change the lives of the UK’s most vulnerable children, helping to break the patterns of disadvantage, neglect and emotional abuse. The incredible legacies left to Action for Children account for nearly 25% of fundraised income, without which Action for Children wouldn’t have the power to transform the lives of children, young people and families, now and for generations to come. Visit
actionforchildren.org.uk/gifts-in- wills to find out what you can do to change a child’s life forever.
PIMFA Building financial futures PIMFA, the UK’s trade association for financial advisers and wealth managers, believes in helping individuals and families build personal financial futures. Whether you’re saving for your pension, a house or children, the process can cause sleepless nights, but these decisions aren’t something that you have to embark on alone. Research shows that professional financial advice can help people with all different levels of savings make informed decisions about their financial futures to maximise their returns and ensure their mental and financial wellbeing.
pimfa.co.uk
Dawson Cornwell is a niche family law practice; recognised as a leader in the field not just nationally but internationally.
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Addidi A brighter financial future Addidi is the voice of women’s wealth. It creates financial plans to determine the number you need to fund your idyllic life. Addidi goes on a journey with its clients to create, invest and enjoy wealth, ultimately enriching their lives. For more information, visit
addidi.com
Pensionbee Celebrating awards success Online pension provider PensionBee has had a great start to the awards season, receiving a high commendation at the UK Pensions Awards. PensionBee has been shortlisted for three Investment Marketing and Innovation Awards, and CEO Romi Savova (pictured), has been nominated in six categories at the Women in Pensions Awards, including Pensions Woman of the Year.
pensionbee.com
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