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Train as a financial adviser

Take your first step towards a new career… for free! All of our training materials and access to Professional Adviser Academy Financial Advisers programme are now open to everyone.

Is working as a financial adviser for me?

Find out if a career in financial advice could suit you, see how your background and skills could help you start your new career and why there’s never been a better time to train for a career in financial advice.

Why become a financial adviser?

Being a financial adviser offers you a great career. It provides you with genuine variety, as no two days are the same. You get to meet interesting and dynamic people… And the financial rewards are very attractive too. You also have a higher purpose. You really get to help people, transforming their lives and those of their loved ones.

 

Today in the UK, there is an advice gap. The demand for advice is outstripping supply for a number of reasons.

Our population

Our population is getting older. The older we get, the more complicated our finances tend to become, so there is a greater need for financial planning.

Average age of advisers

With the average age of advisers now being late 50s, a good many will retire over the next few years, creating tremendous opportunities for any new advisers.

Our ambition is to make financial advice more accessible, to more people. By providing you with expert training materials for free through our programme, we hope to take one giant step towards realising this objective. Why not start your journey to an amazing new career, by registering today.

To take advantage of this fantastic opportunity please contact us.

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Become a financial adviser

The UK needs professional financial advisers now more than ever. People need help to make the best choices, which means there are plenty of opportunities for advisers. The government is urging people to better manage their money and plan for their futures, plus changing regulations mean individuals can access more money earlier in their life.

Social and demographic changes are also contributing to a need for financial advice, with an ageing population, the changes in the housing market and differences in working patterns combing to make the decisions people need to make about their money more complex.

By training as an adviser, you could enjoy a lucrative career and take satisfaction in helping your clients to achieve their goals.