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Unity Wealth Management recognised as top-rated financial adviser
Unity Wealth Management, based in Fareham, Hampshire, has been named one of the top-rated financial advisers in the country.
Greg Simkin, founder of Unity, has been included in a guide to the country’s best advisers, which was published in The Times.
The list was compiled by VouchedFor, a ratings service that shines a light on those advisers who are consistently doing an excellent job for their clients. The website helps people find trusted and reliable independent financial advisors and is currently used by more than 2 million consumers every year.
Greg has been highly rated by the site and received a VouchedFor 2020 award in recognition of the outstanding feedback provided by clients.
Commenting on the award, Greg said: “I’m incredibly proud to have been recognised in this way, especially as the award is based on the views and experiences of our clients.
“At Unity, our clients and their individual financial goals have always been our focus and we remain committed to offering advice and recommendations that will support them to achieve the lifestyle they wish to lead.”
He added: “As a small, family-run firm that has been supporting clients since 2004, our success comes down to the hard work and commitment of every single member of the team. I thank all our clients who took the time to leave a review and also every member of the Unity team for their dedication to providing a top quality service.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Unity Wealth Management .
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