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The company's founder and managing director, Miles Moseley, also a qualified civil engineer, has over twenty five years experience in the financial services industry, and is a regular contributor to the Financial Times weekend Money Surgery section* and Money Marketing Broker Reviews. 

He holds the following qualifications:- 

Certified Financial Planner (CFP)**
The Chartered Insurance Institute Financial Planning Certificate (FPC), Advanced Financial Planning Certificate (AFPC) and Advanced Pensions Qualification (G60)
Associate of the Institute of Financial Planning (AIFP)
Diploma of the Personal Finance Society (DipPFS)
Fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (FRSA)

Prior to the merger of the LIA and SOFA to form the PFS was Fellow of the Life Insurance Association by diploma (FLIA (dip)) and Member of the Society of Financial Advisers (MSFA).

Miles has always tried to "keep ahead of the game" and gained the current benchmark qualification in 1993. He became a Certified Financial Planner in 2000. 

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) have brought in additional requirements for those advisers wishing to practise after 1st January 2013, the minimum being a "Level 4" qualification. Miles achieved this in 2011.

 

*You may read a recent Financial Times article on line by clicking here.

**The CFP Licence is Financial Planning’s highest qualification and has become the most widely recognised Financial Planning credential in the world. Held by over 85,000 Licensees in 12 countries (currently around 400 in the UK) it requires a combination of experience, examinations, ongoing educational activity and ethical behaviour.

The following links provide information about using a Certified Financial Planner:-

Why you should use a
Certified Financial Planner

What you should know
about Financial Planning

Your rights as a
Financial Planning client

10 questions to ask when
choosing a Financial Planner

Code of Ethics