• What is an IFA?

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An experienced and qualified Independent Financial Adviser will look carefully at your financial situation and know what other needs you have. The adviser should be able to suggest adjustments as the financial markets change and as you meet your goals. They should be able to compare all the products and services that are currently offered by various financial institutions and help you to determine which ones are the best for you. Your adviser should also continually monitor the financial markets and can make recommendations to ensure that you are achieving your financial goals.

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At Dominion Financial Management, we can help you achieve your long-term financial goals with clear financial planning advice. Contact us today by clicking HERE.

 

• Is it worth paying for a Financial Adviser?

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A financial adviser can help you save money in many ways. For example, they can recommend pension schemes, investments, and protection products with lower costs, thereby saving you money in the long run.

 

• What is the normal fee for a Financial Adviser in the UK?

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Fees for financial advice vary significantly based upon what service or product you are taking. We offer an upfront and transparent pricing model, so you are aware of the costs prior to making any big decisions.

 

• What exactly does minimising risk in your investments look like?

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Minimising risk in your investments means taking a proactive approach to ensure that your portfolio is diversified across various sectors and asset classes. This could mean investing in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, and other financial instruments. It is important to understand the different types of investments available and how they might fit into your overall financial plan. A good strategy for minimising risk is to spread out your investments over different markets and asset classes so that you are not overly exposed to any one particular sector or investment vehicle. Additionally, it is essential to assess the potential returns of each investment before committing any capital and regularly review the performance of existing investments.

 

• Who regulates Financial Advisers?

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The FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) regulates our industry. We are registered with the FCA. You can check our registration by clicking HERE.

 

• What if I need to raise an issue with you?

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In the unlikely event of needing to resolve an issue, you can contact us directly. In the unlikely situation that we can’t resolve your issue, the FOS (Financial Ombudsman Service) can help mediate. You can contact the FOS by clicking HERE.