Five must-attend events for advisers in 2018

PA 360, Dynamic Planner and 7IM

Victoria McKeever
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Diaries at the ready - here are PA's pick of the must-attend events for advisers in 2018

Here are Professional Adviser's top five picks to get your year off to a good start… 7IM "The Retirement Challenge" - 23 January - 28 February Covering 12 locations around the UK, there's no reason to miss Seven Investment Management's (7IM) conference. The roadshow will cover retirement challenges, particularly decumulation and the importance around making sure clients can drawdown money in the most tax efficient way. Speakers will be accompanied by Technical Connection managing director Tony Wickenden, the lang cat principal Mark Polson and Jargonfree Benefits chief executive Steve ...

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