Financial planning firm and appointed representative enter administration

InterestMe Financial Planning and InterestMe Advisers

Isabel Baxter
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InterestMe Financial Planning and its appointed representative, InterestMe Advisers, have entered administration, the Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed.

The firms entered administration on 24 September, with Robert Goodhew and Geoff Bouchier of Kroll Advisory appointed as joint administrators. InterestMe Financial Planning (IMFP) is authorised by the FCA, while InterestMe Advisers (IMA) operates as an appointed representative of IMFP. The firms provide regulated services including financial planning, pension advice, mortgage advice and wider financial planning services. The FCA said the joint administrators are now responsible for managing the affairs of both firms during the administration process. The regulator confirmed that IMF...

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