Tragic adviser drowns himself after Covid-19 'ruined' business
Business of 30 years
The 55-year-old left a note for loved ones on 30 June which showed he was apologetic and expressed regret. It said: “Covid-19 got me.”
A financial adviser apparently took his own life after the effects of Covid-19 destroyed his business of 30 years.
According to an article in the Daily Mail, adviser Nick Gunnell killed himself earlier this year in the River Ouse, York after the coronavirus lockdown caused his advice business problems. Before the...
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