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Keeping up with your payments. If you fail to keep up repayments of the adviser charge we will terminate our relationship.
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Keeping up with your payments. If you fail to keep up payments of the adviser charge, we will reluctantly terminate our relationship.  Settling your advisor charge through fees and offset fees (paid by a product provider) You may elect that we are remunerated by fees and offset fees (paid by a product provider). The actual amounts will depend on the service provided to you but will be in line with the arrangements set out in section 8a earlier headed “Investment & Pension Advice”. The fee will not exceed the rates shown in either this document or the Client Fee Propositions. We will agree the rate we will charge before beginning work and we will tell you if you have to pay VAT. The fee will become payable on completion of our work. You may ask us for an estimate of how much in total we might charge.  Settling your Fee for Pure Protection Products If you buy a protection product you may elect that we are remunerated by commission. The commission is paid directly by the provider. Although you pay nothing up front, that does not mean our service is free. The commission paid to us forms part of a ‘product charge’ which you pay when you purchase the product. Product charges pay for the product provider’s own costs and any commission payable to third parties. You may elect that we arrange for the protection premium to be discounted by the commission that otherwise might have been payable under the policy recommended. In this instance, you will need to pay a fee appropriate to cover our advice and work, in accordance with the scale of fixed fees detailed in section 8a earlier.
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Keeping up with your payments. If you fail to keep up repayments of the adviser charge we will terminate our relationship. Your Payment Options Settling your adviser charge through a single payment You will be required to settle the payment of our fees on completion of our work in 14 days. We accept cheque or BACS payments. We do not accept payment by cash. You will be provided with a receipt upon payment. Settling your adviser charge through provider facilitated remuneration Your adviser fee can in certain circumstances be taken from your investment or pension and paid to us by the provider. Your adviser will make you aware if this option is available. However, please be aware that this could reduce the amount left for investment.
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Keeping up with your payments. If you fail to keep up repayments of the adviser charge we will terminate our relationship. HOW WE ARE REGULATED This document sets out the basis on which we will conduct business with you and on your behalf. It is an important document and we would ask you to read it carefully and if you are unsure of any of its terms please ask. The terms of this Agreement come into force immediately on acceptance (implied or actual) of its terms by you and will remain in force until cancelled by us or you, or replaced by a later version. Xxxxxxxxxxx Wealth Management Ltd is authorised & regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under number 752684. Xxxxxxxxxxx Wealth Management Ltd (‘the Firm’) has an FCA number of 752684. This can be checked on the Financial Services Register by visiting xxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx/ or by contacting the FCA at 00 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx, X00 0XX or telephone 0000 000 0000. Customer Classification The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have three levels of client: Retail, Professional and Eligible Counterparties. Different levels of protection apply to each. We have classified you as a Retail Client and, as such, you will be afforded the highest level of protection. In the event of an unresolved dispute you will have a right of referral to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) and may be entitled to benefit from the maximum protection available under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). It should be noted that not all Retail Clients are eligible claimants under the FSCS but, as a private individual, you are classified as an eligible complainant. This agreement is personal to you and not assignable. We may accept instructions from and give information to third parties or your other advisers on your behalf where you have confirmed in writing we may do so. We cannot accept any responsibility for errors in information supplied by such persons. Where you are a trustee, director or officer of any trust, corporation or LLP requiring advice you warrant to us that you have full authority to act on behalf of the same and there are no restrictions on the limits of our advice of which we have not been made aware. We will not be responsible for advising on compliance with your trust, trustee, director or officer obligations.
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Keeping up with your payments. If you choose to pay for the advice you receive via instalments, the full amount of the adviser charge will need to be paid irrespective of whether:  the recommended product(s) is /are cancelled before the full amount is paid; and/or  you subsequently decide to transfer your business to another firm / financial adviser. Any outstanding amounts, as at the date of cancelling the recommended product / transferring to another firm or adviser, will be due to be paid in full within 28 business days of the termination / transfer date. An invoice will be raised for the full outstanding amount. Information about other costs and associated charges Minor non-Monetary benefits We sell a range of products from a variety of product providers; we may receive certain support from these firms, which is used to enhance the quality of service we provide to you. This year we expect to receive in total 20 hours’ worth of training from some or all of these firms. Some of the cost of this training may be passed to you as part of the total product charges you pay these firms. Other support we may receive includes access to technical services, information technology support or the supply of product literature. Further information regarding any of these arrangements is available on request. Aggregated Costs and Charges We will also provide you with an Aggregated Costs document in relation to certain investment types. This will provide you with information on the total costs to you of the financial products and services that have been recommended for these investment types and illustrate the impact of those costs on your investment returns. This will include all third party product and service costs as well as our firms’ own adviser charges. This will be provided to you before any investment transactions take place and on an ongoing basis where you have selected to take ongoing services. Other third party costs There may be other costs, including taxes, that are payable through other parties (such as the product provider) that we may not be party to. Such charges are normally disclosed in relevant third party documentation, for example a Key Features Document. Incentive Schemes We do not operate any incentive scheme/s in relation to life policies.
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Keeping up with your payments. If you fail to keep up repayments of the adviser charge we will terminate our relationship. HOW WE ARE REGULATED This document sets out the basis on which we will conduct business with you and on your behalf. It is an important document and we would ask you to read it carefully and if you are unsure of any of its terms please ask. The terms of this Agreement come into force immediately on acceptance (implied or actual) of its terms by you and will remain in force until cancelled by us or you or replaced by a later version. Xxxxxxxxxxx Wealth Management is a trading name of IWP Financial Planning Ltd which is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FCA Reference 441359.
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Keeping up with your payments. If you fail to keep up repayments of the adviser charge we will terminate our relationship. This document sets out the basis on which we will conduct business with you and on your behalf. It is an important document and we would ask you to read it carefully and if you are unsure of any of its terms please ask. The terms of this Agreement come into force immediately on acceptance (implied or actual) of its terms by you and will remain in force until cancelled by us or you or replaced by a later version. Xxxxxx Investments is a trading name of IWP Financial Planning Ltd which is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FCA Reference 441359.
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