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Think financial advice is all about investments and pensions? Think again. In this episode, the team unpack the emotional, personal, and practical support that advisers quietly deliver—building lasting client trust and loyalty. From crisis calls to celebration to market meltdowns, this is the side of advice that rarely gets talked about… but truly sets you apart.
🎧 Whether you’re new to advice or refining your client experience, this one’s for you.
With pensions, business relief, and inheritance tax in flux, estate planning has never been more critical for advisers. In this episode of Lessons on Advice, Ben Butler is joined by Adam Tweedie and Will Hartley to discuss how financial planners can add real value in this space. They explore the evolving tax landscape, the importance of wills and LPAs, and how to guide clients—young and old—through intergenerational wealth transfer. Whether you're looking to refine your estate planning approach or future-proof your advice, this episode delivers key insights you won’t want to miss.
Struggling with low-quality referrals? In Episode 8 of LOA: Lessons on Advice, Ben Butler, Adam Tweedie, and Will Hartley reveal how financial advisers can attract better referrals from accountants, solicitors, mortgage brokers—even hairdressers and jewellers! Learn how to make introductions smoother, avoid common referral mistakes, and build lasting professional relationships.
🔹 Who refers clients to financial advisers & how to work with them
🔹 Best & worst ways referrers introduce advisers
🔹 How to turn unexpected connections into business opportunities
🔹 Common challenges & how to handle them
🔥 “A great referral isn’t just about the introduction—it’s about trust.” 🔥
💬 Have you had a surprising referrer or a referral horror story? Drop a comment below!
Discover the financial adviser career path that suits you best in our latest LOA: Lessons on Advice episode, 'How We Get Paid! The Choice Between Employment and Self-Employment.' We explore the pros and cons of salaried roles versus going independent, covering income potential, flexibility, and long-term growth. Tune in for expert tips and real-world advice to help you choose the right route for your financial advice career.
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