Adviser waives fees to help those who saved his children... plus more good news from this week

Good News Bulletin

Sophie King
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Challenging times like these alongside an awful lot of negative news might leave us feeling a little down and so PA has put together a list of some of the good news from this week.

Helping our heroes Moving Experience head and mortgage adviser Matt Colley (pictured) is waiving broker fees for medical staff, military personnel and veterans to thank ‘heroes serving community and country'. The dad of two, whose children's lives were saved by the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), is also donating money from his firm's commission to two charities; The Southmead Hospital Charity and The Armed Forces Charity. Colley's first son was 10 days overdue and was born in the back-to-back position, causing complications at birth. Baby Theo developed both fluid in his lungs an...

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