Magenta's Julie Lord steps away from client advice after 34 years
Former IFP president
Julie Lord: “For 34 years I’ve been talking to my clients about enjoying their life, spending their money, having fun, and making the most of their time on the planet."
Julie Lord of Chartered South Wales firm Magenta Financial Planning is stepping away from giving client advice after 34 years of working as an adviser.
Lord's last day in her regulated role was on 1 September, and will now work two days per month on behalf of Magenta, covering the likes of writing and social media for the firm. Magenta was founded...
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