How Inter-Alliance International
advice works:
When you meet with one of our consultants they will explain
their charging policy and take you through the advice process.
The
advice process consists of four stages. The first meeting is
non-obligatory and you will not be charged if you decide not
to proceed.
Stage 1 - Financial Review
At the initial meeting,
the consultant will conduct a client review. This document contains
essential questions about your financial situation and gives
the consultant a comprehensive understanding of your present
situation, your financial objectives and goals and your attitude
to investment risk.
Stage 2 - Analysis
The consultant will use
the client review to draw up a list of your requirements and
prepare a solution for achieving the results you require. He
will then research the cost and availability of the appropriate
financial alternatives.
Stage 3 - Recommendation
This is usually
the point at which a second meeting will take place. The consultant
presents you with your financial planning report, and will talk
you through his recommendations. Should you decide to act on
the advice, the consultant will help you to complete the application
forms.
Stage 4 - Implementation
After agreeing to the recommendations,
the consultant will send you a confirmation letter known as a “Suitability” or “Reasons
Why” letter. This briefly summarises your initial request,
the recommendations and the solution. The consultant will keep
you updated on the progress of your application. |