Continuum unveils workplace solution for private sector businesses

National IFA sees assets rise to £2.6bn

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

National financial advice firm Continuum has launched a workplace solution targeting private sector businesses of up to 250 employees.

Continuum Workplace offers a "personalised one-to-one advice service" for employees covering financial planning areas including mortgages, life insurance, investing, retirement, tax planning and a ‘wellbeing' programme. The wellbeing programme will aim to offer financial help to understand and achieve goals and objectives; and mental health support to help with life's challenges, with guidance and support when needed. The Plymouth-based advice firm said its workplace service offers a "complete ‘one stop shop' offering for businesses, as well as looking after the needs of individual co...

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