CISI confirms Financial Planning Week for January 2024

The 2024 UK Financial Planning Week will be from 22-28 January

Isabel Baxter
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The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) has revealed that Financial Planning Week 2024 will take place from 22 to 28 January.

The 2024 Financial Planning Week is expected to be centred on busting myths around financial planning and encouraging conversation around finances. The aim is to help individuals take control of their finances and reach their goals. UK financial planners can support the campaign by: • Hosting a free one-hour financial planning session and sharing this on their social channels. • Sharing tips, tools, and articles on personal finance topics. • Heading into their local schools to talk about financial literacy. • Share the importance of finding a professional, qualified financial...

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