Timebank doubles paraplanner numbers in six months

Nicola Brittain
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Outsource paraplanning company, The Timebank, has doubled its numbers in the last six months and is looking to take on two more staff members.

The Hereford-based company has grown from nine paraplanners to 17 since November last year, and strategic director Damian Davies said he is looking to take on at least two more paraplanners.  He said: "Business has gone crazy in the last few months. The industry, or at least the parts I deal with, seems very positive. "I think companies spent last year reengineering their business and now they're growing, taking on more business and needing additional paraplanning support." He added: "We are being approached by bigger advice firms, there may be more bigger firms in the market, and ...

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