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Arc Wealth marks first anniversary with Darlington office move
Arc Wealth Limited is marking its first anniversary with a move to new offices.
The wealth management practice, which is celebrating its first year in business, found it required larger office space in to expand whilst looking to recruit new staff.
The new location in the centre of Darlington will accommodate the growth, alongside providing a more local presence in the town.
Previously based off Haughton Road in Darlington, Arc Wealth can now be found at Stanhope House on Stanhope Road South.
Since its launch Arc Wealth has taken on a Corporate Financial Adviser and three additional members of staff. It now boasts a 12 strong team with a look to take on another two advisers this year.
Alongside increased office space the move provides additional client meeting rooms, allowing the company to run seminars in house and offers extra parking. With the earlier pension changes this year it also allows customers to call in for retirement planning advice.
The Practice offers advice on investment planning, retirement solutions, tax and estate planning and corporate financial advice.
Andrew Chambers, Managing Director of Arc Wealth Limited said: “With ambitious plans to continue to grow our business we have taken the opportunity to move to a new office that better suits our business needs. The new office increases the amount of space we have to grow in, providing the opportunity for us to recruit and better service our clients.”
“Being in a prime location shows our intent on being at the top of our game. We have already had a number of new enquiries and walks in just being in a new location.
“There have a been a large number of financial changes this year, the new pensions rules have had the biggest impact, our new premises allow customers to call in with or without an appointment.
“Where else can you get quality advice that is easily accessible?”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ellen Forster .
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