What sort of a return can I get on £650k?

[DonkeyApple]

V8 Fettler said:

DonkeyApple said:

V8 Fettler said:

Many pensioners with minimal income but substantial assets, do they not require the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?.

Steelworkers faced with life-changing financial decisions re: future pension options, do they not require the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?.

First has wealth. Second is a work place issue.

A pensioner may have minimal income but a valuable house, who better than a competent, well-intentioned IFA to advise on extracting income from the house?

The steelworkers had to make a decison re: remain in or transfer out of a defined benefit pension scheme, who better than a competent, well-intentioned IFA to provide the correct advice? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-43060272

First has wealth. Second is a work place issue.

[V8 Fettler]

DonkeyApple said:

V8 Fettler said:

DonkeyApple said:

V8 Fettler said:

Many pensioners with minimal income but substantial assets, do they not require the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?.

Steelworkers faced with life-changing financial decisions re: future pension options, do they not require the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?.

First has wealth. Second is a work place issue.

A pensioner may have minimal income but a valuable house, who better than a competent, well-intentioned IFA to advise on extracting income from the house?

The steelworkers had to make a decison re: remain in or transfer out of a defined benefit pension scheme, who better than a competent, well-intentioned IFA to provide the correct advice? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-43060272

First has wealth. Second is a work place issue.

Do you not think that the pensioner and the steelworkers would benefit from the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?

[DonkeyApple]

V8 Fettler said:

DonkeyApple said:

V8 Fettler said:

DonkeyApple said:

V8 Fettler said:

Many pensioners with minimal income but substantial assets, do they not require the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?.

Steelworkers faced with life-changing financial decisions re: future pension options, do they not require the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?.

First has wealth. Second is a work place issue.

A pensioner may have minimal income but a valuable house, who better than a competent, well-intentioned IFA to advise on extracting income from the house?

The steelworkers had to make a decison re: remain in or transfer out of a defined benefit pension scheme, who better than a competent, well-intentioned IFA to provide the correct advice? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-43060272

First has wealth. Second is a work place issue.

Do you not think that the pensioner and the steelworkers would benefit from the services of a competent, well-intentioned IFA?

Do you not think?