Young adviser targets advice gap via Instagram and other good news stories of the week…

Investing tips for millennials

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At a time when doom and gloom is dominating the headlines, good news is more important than ever. PA has compiled some of the feel good stories of the week...

Adviser reaching a younger audience Jessica McGuigan is using lockdown as an opportunity to reach people who do not typically receive financial advice but could benefit from it. The Critchleys Financial Planning adviser, 25, launched her own Instagram page ‘She's got wealth' in March in a bid to educate young people about money management.  McGuigan (pictured), who won the rising star award at PA's Women in Financial Advice Awards in 2019, and is partway through Chartered qualifications, said she saw a need to inform more millennials about issues affecting their finances. "It fe...

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