IFA Smith & Pinching joins Nucleus wrap

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Smith & Pinching is joining IFA-owned wrap proposition Nucleus, bringing the total number of firms to more than 60.

Smith & Pinching is one of the largest independent financial planners in East Anglia with more than 10,000 clients and approximately £300m under advice. Scott Pinching, finance director at Smith & Pinching, says: "What really sets the Nucleus proposition apart from the other platforms is the fact that the firms that use its also own it and as a result have a real say in its future development and direction." The Nucleus wrap, founded in 1996, offers IFAs access to a full range of tax wrappers and tools.  

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