Just Wealth academy launches client facing fast track option

‘Step out of the shadow’

Julia Bahr
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Just Wealth, the financial advisory arm of national mortgage broker firm Just Mortgages, has set up a new 'Fast Track Academy' for qualified paraplanners, technicians and bank staff to develop into the client facing roles.

It offers support for those who may have the necessary qualifications but don't work in client facing roles to establish themselves as financial advisers. Advisory firm Just Mortgages has more than 600 mortgage and protection advisers nationwide. Referrals to Just Wealth advisers from its parent business have been increasing steadily throughout the first half of the year which is a main driver for the launch of the academy, according to head of wealth at Just Wealth, David Magee. "We have clients looking for wealth advice and need more advisers to fill the gap" The academy aims to pro...

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