PA Awards 2025: Get your entries in by Friday!

Deadline to enter the 20th anniversary awards is approaching

Professional Adviser
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The deadline to enter the 2025 Professional Adviser Awards is this Friday (20 September).

Professional Adviser warmly invites financial planners, providers, firms and specialists from across the industry to submit entries for the 2025 Professional Adviser Awards. We are on the look out for the nation's most outstanding advice firms and their staff. If your financial planning business is forward-thinking, sustainable, passionate and purposeful, then this is the awards for you. You must submit your entry or entries by Friday 20 September to be considered for an award. Our 2025 awards will be the 20th for the brand – a milestone for this industry-leading event that we are del...

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