Skipton Financial Services Monitored Informed Investing 'offers peace of mind'

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Skipton Financial Services Monitored Informed Investing 'offers peace of mind'

Thu 6th May 2010

Research by Skipton Financial Services indicates that investors want more guidance from their advisors and a spokesperson for the organisation has suggested that its Monitored Informed Investing could offer individuals a comprehensive level of support.

Mark Fleet, managing director of the company, made his remarks after the firm found that 71 respondents to a survey in London said that they would have liked more help from their advisors in 2009.

He described this situation as "worrying" and claimed that the Skipton Financial Services Monitored Informed Investing programme could keep investors more up to date as to how their money is growing.

The product offers quarterly performance mailings, face-to-face advice and individuals are able to switch a fund for free.

Mr Fleet explained: "The last year or so has been a nervous time for anyone who has invested for their family's futures and it is vital that financial advisers communicate with their clients."

Skipton Financial Services is owned by Skipton Building Society, which revealed that its group profits increased to £63 million in 2009.

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