Setul Mehta launches financial advice social media company

Aims to bridge advice gap and enhance financial education

Isabel Baxter
clock • 3 min read

Financial services industry expert Setul Mehta has launched SM Advice, a social media management company for the UK financial advice industry.

SM Advice aims to help advisers, brokers and networks connect further with clients, prospects, referrals, and introducers by creating social media content that informs, educates and celebrates. The content will address financial topics such as guidance on financial planning for first-time job holders or renters needing protection, mortgage journeys, investments, pensions, maximising retirement funds, utilising tax allowances and will meet all compliance points. Celebration content covers testimonials, exam passes, new joiners to awareness day recognition, SM Advice already works with ...

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