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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Tom Mangan, a financial planner at St James's Place, who transitioned from the fitness industry to financial planning. Discover how Tom's sports-centered upbringing, marked by his time playing football at Aston Villa and running a private training business, imparted essential qualities like resilience and discipline that paved the way for his success in the financial sector. Through his story, we break the stereotype that young advisers can't thrive and underscore the profound impact of early-life experiences on professional achievements.
You'll learn about Tom's passionate commitment to financial education and empowerment, as he shares his personal journey from limited financial literacy to becoming a financial adviser. We discuss the critical role of early education in managing money, the challenges of self-employment, and the strategic decisions involved in building a robust financial planning team. Tom emphasises the importance of leveraging personal and professional networks, highlighting the value of mentorship and the structured training provided by the St James's Place Academy.
Gain insights into the comprehensive support system at St James's Place that aids young financial planners like Tom. From intensive training to ongoing guidance from business development managers, discover how these resources contribute to career success. We explore real-life success stories, strategies for maintaining momentum, and the significance of creating a supportive back office to attract top advisors. Tom's relentless drive and achievements serve as a motivational blueprint for anyone looking to excel in financial planning.
Be sure to follow Financial Planner life on YouTube for extra content about career development within Financial Planning.
Reach out to [email protected] in regards to sponsorship, partnerships, videography or podcast production.
Want to appear on the Financial Planner Life podcast? Drop Sam a message.
By Sam Oakes5
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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Tom Mangan, a financial planner at St James's Place, who transitioned from the fitness industry to financial planning. Discover how Tom's sports-centered upbringing, marked by his time playing football at Aston Villa and running a private training business, imparted essential qualities like resilience and discipline that paved the way for his success in the financial sector. Through his story, we break the stereotype that young advisers can't thrive and underscore the profound impact of early-life experiences on professional achievements.
You'll learn about Tom's passionate commitment to financial education and empowerment, as he shares his personal journey from limited financial literacy to becoming a financial adviser. We discuss the critical role of early education in managing money, the challenges of self-employment, and the strategic decisions involved in building a robust financial planning team. Tom emphasises the importance of leveraging personal and professional networks, highlighting the value of mentorship and the structured training provided by the St James's Place Academy.
Gain insights into the comprehensive support system at St James's Place that aids young financial planners like Tom. From intensive training to ongoing guidance from business development managers, discover how these resources contribute to career success. We explore real-life success stories, strategies for maintaining momentum, and the significance of creating a supportive back office to attract top advisors. Tom's relentless drive and achievements serve as a motivational blueprint for anyone looking to excel in financial planning.
Be sure to follow Financial Planner life on YouTube for extra content about career development within Financial Planning.
Reach out to [email protected] in regards to sponsorship, partnerships, videography or podcast production.
Want to appear on the Financial Planner Life podcast? Drop Sam a message.

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