Churchouse launches website

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CHURCHOUSE Financial Planning has launched a new website called www.yourmoneymadesimple.com which will act as a marketing suite for its online financial services.

The IFA firm already has three websites: www.advicemadesimple.com, www.pensions madesimple.com and www.investmentmadesimple.com These are designed to give investors online bespoke independent financial planning on a fixed fee basis. Keith Churchouse, director of Churchouse Financial Planning, said the new website will now allow investors to get an overview of the services provided by the other sites. He said that yourmoneymadesimple.com was developed as a way of letting people see what they are paying for and whether this represents value for money. Typical areas which the new site m...

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