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Vacancies:

Financial Adviser – Annecy, France

Salary of €60,000 +
Attractive bonus structure
Full technical support
Progression to Partner role
Relocation costs covered

Financial Adviser – Colchester, Essex

3yrs plus experience
Full support provided
Hybrid
Competitive salary DOE and Ote
Looking for someone who wants to stay long term
Friendly team
Great benefits package

Financial Adviser – Cardiff

£40K base salary
£20k+ Bonus in year 1
Uncapped commission
£30 million Client book provided
Fully remote role, you must be based in South Wales
Car allowance and travel expenses
Allocated BD support to help grow your client base

Financial Planning Administrator – Bristol

Salary: Up to £30,000
Pension Scheme
Hybrid working allowance (40 days a year)
Death in Service (3 x Salary)
Free eye tests and contribution toward glasses
Long-term study support and paid-for qualifications
Employee Assistance Programme for employees and family use
Bike Loans

Graduate Financial Planning Administrator – Bristol

Salary: £24,000-£26,000
Bonus scheme
Ongoing study, progression, and exam support
Critical illness cover
21 days annual leave + bank holidays + additional Christmas shutdown
Free parking
5% employer pension contribution

Trainee Financial Adviser – Bristol

Salary: £28,000 – £35,000
25 days annual leave
Additional Christmas closure with no need to use annual leave
Hybrid working – up to 4 days a week from home
Private medical insurance

Financial Planning Administrator – Poole

Salary: up to £30,000
Long term career opportunities and internal progression
Cycle to work scheme
Birthday off
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays

Candidates:

IFA Administrator – Bristol

20+ years experience within wealth management
Previous Paraplanning experience
Providing full administrative and technical support to IFAs
Seeking part-time roles
Salary expectations of £30,000 pro rata

Paraplanner – Leeds

Has been a paraplanner for the past 5 years.
Chartered.
Open to another paraplanner or trainee financial adviser role.
Experience supporting multiple financial advisers.
Looking for £50,000.

Paraplanner – Dorset

6+ years’ experience in wealth management
4+ years of Paraplanning experience
Full suitability report writing experience
Salary expectations of £40,000

Financial Adviser – Dorset

Level 4 Diploma
5 years as a qualified adviser with CAS
Managing over £30mil AUM, some to novate
Seeking opportunity with a business that puts clients first
Salary expectations £65,000-£75,000 (negotiable depending on role/structure)
Would require clients/strong leads or networking opportunities initially

IFA Administrator – Dorset

2 years as an IFA administrator
Experience utilising various different systems including Intelligent Office
Some report writing experience
Salary expectations of £25,000+

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For further details on any of the above, or to speak about more opportunities in your area, DM Recruit UK or reach out to Emily Dalton for more details.

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