The Openwork Partnership launches TV advert on value of advice

The value of financial advice

Tom Ellis
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The Openwork Partnership has launched an advertising campaign, which includes a TV advert, focusing on the value of financial advice.

The advertising campaign will include the partnership's new brand slogan: 'For us, financial advice is personal.' The television advert will be voiced-over by Eastenders and The Bill actor Lucy Speed and has been created in order to "underline how memories, trust, relationships, and key life events, such as a home of your own, can matter more than money", the advice giant said. It will also encourage people to search for an Openwork adviser using its own search tool.  The campaign, which will feature the advert on national television, will include national newspaper and digital advert...

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