SJP partner practice part of Quilter's latest AR swoop

Four more AR firms join Quilter’s advice network

Isabel Baxter
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Quilter’s advice network Quilter Financial Planning has added four appointed representative (AR) firms to its advice network.

The first to join is LDB Wealth Management, led by managing director Lewis Burt alongside his wife Donna and is based in Dartford. Burt has joined Quilter's network from St James's Place, where LDB Wealth Management was a partner practice. Sound Wealth Planning has also joined Quilter Financial Planning. Based in Fife, the firm was founded by Graeme Oudney, a Chartered certified accountant and former international in track and field competitor. Oudney launched Sound Wealth Planning late last year. Andrassy Parkin Financial Planning is based in Wakefield and led by Kathryn Andrassy and...

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