Pareto boosts team with Chartered financial planner hire

Manchester-based business

Sophie King
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Pareto Financial Planning has strengthened its advisory team with the addition of Chartered financial planner Alex Cummings, who joins the Manchester-based business from accountant Wyatt Morris Golland.

In his new role, Cummings will advise clients from the offices of UHY Hacker Younger, one of Pareto's long-standing accountancy partners. Cummings began his financial services career in 2004 as an administrator and became a paraplanner in 2009. More recently, he has worked as a financial adviser, with a focus on holistic financial planning and, in particular, retirement and estate planning. Pareto teams up with Hurst in new professional connection "I'm delighted to join the company and look forward to working with the teams at Pareto and UHY Hacker Young and developing new client r...

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