IFA launches financial coaching firm to support bereaved women

Helps women get back on track

Sophie King
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Bree Wealth director, financial coach and IFA Julie Flynn has launched a financial coaching business to support women get financially back on track after losing their partner.

Ebb & Flow, launched in September, supports women whose husbands or partners have died to make a new financial plan to help them manage money with confidence. Customers will be offered a 12-month plan supplied by Flynn (pictured) and a trainee financial coach, along with one-to-one coaching and guidance. Women will be helped with making a financial plan, budgeting and decision making. Flynn said the firm will help them with any issues they may have previously discussed with their partner which could be simply making a big purchase or planning for the future.  So far, most of the women...

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