Surrey-based Chartered adviser's firm joins Beaufort network

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Advice network Beaufort Financial has made Surrey-based Corfe Wealth Management (CWM) its latest appointed representative. Led by Chartered financial adviser Christopher Webb, CWM launched in August this year after splintering from Marks Howard LLP. Webb said CWM's relationship with Beaufort Financial would help his firm achieve its goals of supporting clients at or near retirement.  "Retirement no longer exists in a ‘traditional' sense - instead more and more people now look to perhaps take on a new career, build their dream home or travel the world when approaching the third age of ...

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