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Financial planning week – how to get a free financial planning session worth up to £500

By Andy Leeks
1 min read Published: 02 Oct 2019

The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) has announced that its members will once again be giving out free, one-hour, financial planning sessions as part of its annual 'Financial planning week' initiative.

The national initiative provides a chance for people to receive a free one-hour (one to one) financial planning session which is designed to help improve the financial fitness of the UK public while highlighting the important role that a certified financial planner can play.

Sessions will take place between 7th and 11th October 2019. Just visit the CISI's Financial Planning Week website to book your session with a participating financial planner.

If you are unable to take advantage of the free financial planning session during the 7th and 11th October, you can receive a free 30-60 minute financial health check at any time by taking advantage of VouchedFor’s free financial healthcheck. Vouchedfor is an online service dedicated to helping people find a good financial adviser in their area.

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