£10,000 pension boost up for grabs at Living North Live exhibition
This weekend, Lowes Financial Management will proudly be working alongside St Oswald’s Hospice to sponsor Living North Live in an exhibition which brings together the region’s leading names in lifestyle, interior design and personal finance.
As a local charity close to Lowes’ heart, Lowes will be raising donations for St Oswald’s Hospice to increase support for the positive work which is provided by staff and volunteers.
As one of the largest family owned Independent Financial Adviser firms in the UK, Lowes will be hosting a competition which could see entrants win a £10,000 pension or ISA contribution and a £1,000 cash reward. A minimum one pound donation is requested to enter the competition, with all proceeds going to St Oswald’s hospice.
The event, which will be taking place from Friday 20th – Sunday 22nd March, could see one individual substantially enhance their pension fund. Whilst Lowes are keen to stress that retirement planning should not be left to chance, the throw of a dice may see one lucky entrant win a £10,000 boost to their pension.
When it comes to lifestyles Lowes understand better than most the importance of financial security and have been helping the people of the North East build, protect and pass on their wealth for well over forty years. To arrange an initial free consultation with a Lowes Consultant, please call 0191 281 8811 or visit http://www.lowes.co.uk/.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Lowes Financial Management .
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