Tim Sargisson: Surviving Groundhog Day and being a 'safe pair of hands' for clients
Punxsutawney Phil

We may feel like we are trapped in the classic '93 movie Groundhog Day but there is some light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, writes Tim Sargisson. Until then it is essential the inhabitants of 'adviserland' sit tight, communicate with clients and stick out those six more weeks of winter...
Welcome back to a new year of advice. You could be forgiven for thinking we are all playing the role of Phil (Bill Murray) in the movie Groundhog Day as we return to a rerun of lockdown. A case of life...
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