When choosing an adviser in whom you are going to hopefully engage and place your trust in the implicitly there are many things that can be done and basic checks that can be made.
I would respectfully suggest that an Independent Adviser can serve you better than an Adviser who is restricted, check that the Adviser you are speaking to is qualified to at least QCF4 and is holding a statement of professional standing (SPS) this is a legal requirement.
Not that I am anti youth as I was young myself once, however there are now University graduates suitably qualified out there advising, but I would question their People and business skills, how many years experience does the Adviser have that you are speaking to? (more…)
