Quilter FA partners with Sodexo's Circles on financial wellbeing

Support service for clients

Sophie King
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Quilter Financial Advisers has partnered with workplace wellbeing company Circles to deliver financial wellbeing and advice services.

Through the partnership, Circles, which is part of the French Sodexo group, will give its clients an employee workplace support service to improve productivity, wellbeing and engagement. Quilter FA will deliver financial wellbeing and advice services to clients, including a free initial advice consultation offered on an annual basis. It will also offer access to an online portal with financial education articles. Clients will be able to sign up to events on topics such as pre-retirement redundancy, financial planning, mortgages and equity release. Quilter FA managing director Amand...

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