Gould Financial Planning targeting younger clients to grow business

'Long-lasting relationships'

Sophie King
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Welsh advice firm Gould Financial Planning is looking to target clients as it aims to continue to grow its firm and expand its offices.

The Cardiff-based business's managing director Mark Redman (pictured) says the company is "actively" targeting younger professionals and investors in order to help them grow the firm. The advice boss believes the strategy will keep it "in touch" with the "technological and ergonomic" advances of the sector. "In line with our succession plan," he explains, "we are looking to grow our younger client base, to ensure we continue to build on our model of long-lasting relationships with our clients. "This has involved putting in place an advice and investment proposition that provides outst...

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