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Advice on Carewelcomes introductions from IFA’s /Mortgage Brokers, Accountants and Solicitors who would like a professional resource centre to refer long term care enquiries to, in the comfort of knowing that such clients will receive professional independent and impartial advice on all methods of funding care in the comfort of their own homes.

Being a professional adviser, you will already appreciate that financial planning is rapidly becoming a complex subject and Long Term Care even more so since October 2004 when you have had to have passed an appropriate specialist Long term care qualification to advise on Long Term Care Insurances,

Q. Do you have the necessary frequency of enquiries, experience or time to specialise in this area?

A. If not, and you would like to:

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Know that your clients will receive impartial, unpressurised advice, bespoke to their individual needs.
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Let us take the regulatory and PI responsibility for any advice on Long Term Care
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Like to earn 30% of any commission received on completed cases, simply for introducing the cases.

then become a registered introducer simply by clicking here and giving us some basic details, we will then send you a copy of our Introducers Agreement for signing and returning to us. 

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Advice on Care
8a Richfield Avenue,
Reading
RG1 8EQ

tel: 0118 9585571

fax: 0118 9588431

e-mail:
enquiries@adviceoncare.co.uk

Principal:
Keith Hargraves

Advice on Care is a trading style of Advice on Money which is an appointed representative of Sesame Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Sesame is entered on the FSA register (www.fsa.gov.uk/register) under reference 150427.

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The information contained in this web site is for general information only and is not financial, investment or tax advice. It is also subject to the UK regulatory regime and is therefore restricted to consumers based in the UK. If you would like to discuss a particular issue or generally ask us how we can advise on your particular situation then please contact us.

For researching and arranging the best equity release scheme for you, we will make a charge. This can be paid either by you as a fee, usually 2.25% charged on completion with any commission received from the lender refunded to you, or a combination of fee and commission, usually 1.25% fee charged on completion and 1% commission received from the provider.

“Equity release” includes home reversions plans and lifetime mortgages.

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