Cullen Wealth
Adviser Support

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Main duties & responsibilities
- Managing the review service cycle from start to finish
- Triggering service cases on the in-house system
- Communicating with clients to arrange their annual/6 monthly review
- Preparing a review pack before the meeting is due to take place, including:
- Preparing a valuation
- Checking compliance documents are up to date and on file
- Checking Expression of Wishes are applicable and on file
- Checking if ISA allowances are applicable and noting any remaining allowance
- Dealing with the LOA process, sending off Letters of authority/appointment and retrieving information on the policies and distributing to advisers.
- Cleansing the client record on the in-house system (including their plans, assets, liabilities, and personal information) before sending an invite to our online client portal
- Attending client meetings with your advisers where possible
- Taking notes during client meetings and preparing file notes afterwards on the adviser’s behalf
- Preparing/sending paperwork directly to clients on behalf of your adviser
- Managing the ‘change of adviser’ process (Where clients have moved from advisers internally, you will communicate with your teams and providers to ensure the in-house system is updated as well as the platforms)
- Communicating with and problem solving any issues clients may have with registering/ logging in to their online portal
- Cover receptionist duties such as post, phone calls, greeting clients and dealing with third party suppliers.
- Ad-Hoc data projects
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Experience & Skills
The successful candidate will ideally have a minimum of 1 years ‘experience working for an IFA practice or Provider and experience or understanding of pension and investment products. They should be able to demonstrate the following skills:


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- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Efficiency, accuracy & attention to detail
- Self-motivated and willing to take the initiative
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to adapt and successfully multitask
- Excellent telephone manner
- IO experience would be desirable
Salary & Benefits
- Salary is between £24,222.11 to £25,500 depending on experience.
- 25 holidays per year, using 3 days in between Christmas & New Year.
- Hybrid working, upon completion of your probation period. Set days in the office will then be agreed with your manager, this will be 50% working in the office 50% at home.
- Flexible working between the hours of 8am to 6pm, as long as 7 hours are worked each day in between core hours of 10am – 4pm.
- 34.5 hours per week
- Company Pension Scheme
- Access to Benefit Hub which includes discounts to products, tickets etc
- Group Life Scheme
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