Financial planner launches money course for millennials

Five step video tutorial

Sophie King
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Critchleys Financial Planning's Jessica McGuigan has launched a free financial planning course for millennials to help them improve their financial situation.

The Critchleys Millennial Money Course is hosted by McGuigan (pictured, right), a financial planner, as well as Critchleys new business specialist Chris Miles. The five-episode video tutorial will be sent to participants via email, and will include guidance on how to manage money better. After signing up, members will receive the first video right away, and then the next four videos over the following four days.   Critchleys minimum portfolio requirements currently stands between £75,000 and £100,000 and the firm mainly works with high net worth and elderly clients. However, this new ...

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