08 May 2018
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Tish Hanifan: “People are concerned about protecting their assets, and care funding is a big part of that, so getting the right kind of advice at the right time is absolutely key.”
Advisers should familiarise themselves with what clients can and cannot do with a power of attorney if they want to work closely with solicitors and accountants, Tish Hanifan told delegates at PA360.
The Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA) founder and chair (pictured) said fully understanding power of attorney can differentiate a business to potential professional partners like solicitors and accountants...
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