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I am just about to venture into the international waters. Thanks for your support Sam and wish Hoxton Cap continued success (even if you will be a competitor).

Great one. How do you become an international advisor vs a local (British) one though? Whats the qualifications needed?

Love these podcasts with these ultra successful advisors! I am 21 studying towards the DipFa qualification and just joined a company as an admin. Seeing these successful advisors and how much they can make is really motivating! Keep them up.

Really good episode, just got into the industry and want to end up here some day!

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Thank you for sharing! I have had a very similar career progression within the investment firm I'm with in 5.5 years, and I'm always excited to watch these interviews and learn from others. This one hit close to home as I can see my own career progression in her story. I also enjoyed hearing more of her admin/paraplanner role. So many podcasts highlight the financial advisors, and though extremely valuable, it's so valuable to promote and highlight those who are in supporting roles as well. There are also not enough books in the financial services support or leadership roles. It takes everyone in every role working in alignment to see results.

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Loved the podcast🎉

What a great episode. Useful information 🎉

Which one is best course for insurance industry

Brilliant episode! It's great how it's just a natural conversation rather than a boring question and answer session. I also agree that admin to para planning to advising isn't always the best option. Great Paraplanners are like gold dust and a lot of employers will be hesitant to let them move up to advice- giving them the hassle of trying to replace the PP.

Great podcast! Completely resonate with what Richard has to say about money habits. Its our duty to share as much knowledge as possible about making better decisions

I follow both of you on LinkedIn, and the exposure I get from both of you is amazing! You both provide great support to the financial planning industry.

Thank you for sharing. Financial education is crucial today to show incredible resilience and discipline in the volatile market, masterfully balancing strategy and insight for success. This dedication to continuous learning is inspiring...managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 432k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Natalie Strayer, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.

Extremely insightful. Interested!

Great episode! I am someone you described who is a second careerist currently working at an investment platform but looking to become a Financial Planner and one day a Chartered IFA. It’s strange to me how to big players are not already considering creating more employed positions. Nonetheless, thanks for the insight and I won’t give up!

You both are so brilliant and passionate about the industry-kudos to you! However, my question is: if it's that difficult to get in, is it still a career worth considering? This conversation has given me a lot of insight, but it has also left me feeling a bit terrified.

To the point regarding retiring practices. 1) Why would Financial planners NOT train staff up to ensure a successful exit? 2) Surely if more leaving than replenishment, the price they ask to purchase said clients, will decrease drastically? (They are creating a problem which will hurt them)

Love this podcast mate 👍👍

Interested in the programme

Pretty tasteless content. Should be subtitled ' Come and see me Sisters and we'll fleece him for as much as we can get' Male CEO's beware.

Fantastic news, congratulations Sam! I can see in your eyes how excited you are for this opportunity and I am really intrigued to see some more content regarding you getting setup in Dubai! Also found it hilarious that when you were explaining that your wife has told you to slow down and literally 5 seconds later the Microsoft teams notification 'blings' to let you know someone has joined your meetings lobby!

Interested in the program

Following your journey into Dubai and the Academy intrigues me. One of my hesitations for joining this career was I live an international lifestyle and just staying in the UK was a killer for me. Ideally I want a firm that appreciates remote work is doable with clients, and encourages it. Would be good to see how Hoxton operates.

Good on you Sam and best of luck with the new adventure.

Incredibly inspiring interview that describes my situation to a tee! Regarding the United States, do you have any academy resources suitable for the US citizen? Thank you so much for your valuable content!

Be very interesting to hear more about the academy they offer!

Best of luck Sam!

Forward-thinking FP! Great podcast...

Great episode, so insightful and you definitely don’t get that any of the exams! More than interested in the program

I am more than interested in the program!

Good interview and Kris seems humble

Amazing episode Paul 🙌🏼

Amazing episode

Love it, thanks for the content I have an interview coming up.

Great

Very informative💚

Very interesting, great interview!

Very well spoken Ryan 👏🏻 great interview

Ugh the hand gestures are so distracting.

Much needed info thanks you!

Wish there was more recent pods with black people on your pod

Loved the podcast amazing 🙌

Another great pod with Natasha. I have watched both episodes back to back and it is fantastic to see the progression from Year 1 to present day where she is investing in existing client banks. Very inspirational for people out there who are looking to take the same path. There is a wealth of information about both in person networking and digital networking which will definitely be helpful for me personally in the future. Saving this episode to watch to revisit at a later date because I need to up my LinkedIn networking game!

Great video for me to come across after discovering your page only today. I’m in the process of leaving my current finance related industry and moving into financial planning and have taken note of these steps to take and will be actioning them in the very near future. Thank you for this content

I self-funded all of the R0 exams, which I completed between February 2023 and January 2024. This whole time I have been in contact with the SJP academy, and everyone I have been in contact with from the recruitment manager (Matin) to the partners have been brilliant. Unlike Natasha Percy Baxter I am opting for the employed route via the academy, but it's great to hear that the same type of things I find daunting and feel anxious about, Natasha and others did as well when they were starting out. As Natasha says, it's about being willing to push yourself in order to expand your comfort zone- I am willing to do that.

Wonderful podcast, I can't really put into words how helpful and encouraging this is. There is so much to take away from this podcast and it has given me a new set of objectives to work on to make a success out of my own path to becoming an IFA/FA. On a side note something that hit me quite hard is when you were talking about recruiters having the mindset of "if you are not good enough for us we are not going to help you". I have experienced that in my earlier years and was literally told "Don't call us we will call you" in a sarcastic and patronising tone in an early interaction with recruitment agencies in the early 00's. Thankfully now I am established in my current career I have people jumping on trains and taking me out for coffees seeing if they can help recruit people into my team and even if I would be interested in moving on. However the work you are doing to bridge that gap and help people realise their own potential and also help recruiters realise that people are brilliant and with a bit of support and guidance they can achieve great things! You are really doing great things with the FP and Recruit UK brand!

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I am just like Natasha with the notebook full of questions, ideas and business plan before even actually starting anything. And the love for learning more about a topic you are passionate about.