'I hosted a virtual tea party for 35 clients': Communicating during the crisis
Avoiding ‘big mistakes’

Advisers should be steering their clients away from panic sell-offs and from a narrow focus on mainstream media to prevent them from making “big mistakes” during the pandemic, says Chartered financial planner Dom Spalding.
Spalding, of Oxfordshire IFA Expert Wealth Management, has more than 30 years experience in the sector and hosted a virtual afternoon tea for 35 client families around the UK on Tuesday (7 April). The...
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