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IanPreece
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Qualifications
Financial Planning Certificate (FPC)
Advanced Financial Planning Certificate (AFPC)
including Specialist Paper G60
Experience
Ian's career in the financial services industry, began in
1973 when he joined Friends Provident as an Administrator.
He progressed within Friends Provident and in 1982 became
a Sales Consultant. In 1985 Ian joined another leading life
and pensions office, Provident Mutual, as a Sales Consultant
where he continued to build on his industry knowledge and
expertise. Parnell Fisher Child & Co Ltd recruited Ian in
March 1996 initially to specialise in the mortgage market.
He has a number of corporate clients and continues to build
on his own bank of personal clients. Ian is also now responsible
for the Training & Competence supervision within the company.
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GrahamBland
: Financial Planning Consultant
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Qualifications
Financial Planning Certificate (FPC)
Specialist Paper G10 attained with Distinction
Associate of the Chartered Institute of Banking
(ACIB)
Experience
Graham joined Parnell Fisher Child in April
2002. Having previously worked for Lloyds TSB
for 20 years and before this 5 years with Prudential
Assurance as a Financial Planning Consultant,
he has commented that it is a pleasing contrast
to be able to help people through the more personal
service of Parnell Fisher Child.
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SarahLimbrick
: Administrator to Ian Preece / Graham
Bland
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Qualifications
Financial Planning Certificate (FPC) Paper 1
Studying for Papers 2 and 3
Experience
Sarah started her career in the financial services industry
when she joined Scottish Amicable in 1996 straight from college.
She was promoted after six months to Sales Administrator providing
sales and technical support. Scottish Amicable's Sales Support
Division was relocated in April 2000 at which time Sarah moved
to a small firm of Independent Financial advisers, Executive
Advisory Services in Cookham as an Administrator working for
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