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Trainee Financial Adviser – 24‑Month Pathway Programme
Radcliffe & Newlands Wealth LTD · London
Job description
About the role
Radcliffe & Newlands Wealth is launching a 24‑month structured pathway to develop high‑performing financial advisers. As a Trainee Financial Adviser you will progress from paraplanning support to a client‑facing advisory role, gaining hands‑on experience and mentorship throughout.
Key responsibilities
- Support a senior IFA on live cases, drafting suitability reports and cash‑flow models.
- Attend client meetings and gradually take ownership of sections of the advice process.
- Present financial planning recommendations internally and eventually to clients.
- Develop and manage client relationships as you move through the three phases.
Required profile
- Level‑4 qualification (or equivalent) with prior paraplanning experience.
- Strong technical grounding and commercial awareness.
- Confident communicator eager to progress to a client‑facing advisory role.
- Interest in using modern tools, including AI, to enhance productivity.
Required skills
- Voyant
- FE Analytics
- Intelligent Office
What we offer
- Clear progression pathway with defined milestones.
- Hands‑on mentorship from experienced advisers.
- Hybrid working model with London office presence.
- Competitive salary up to £45,000 per year.
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