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Expansion into North Hykeham for Lincoln financial advisors

An expanding firm of Lincoln independent financial advisors is relocating its county-based headquarters from the Carlton Centre, Lincoln to new offices in the busy Forum Shopping Centre, Newark Road, North Hykeham and is now seeking to recruit more administrators to service its growing client base.

Gold Independent Advisers Limited, formed in 2003 and employs eight advisors, had been looking for new premises to base its growing business and quickly jumped at the opportunity to move to the Forum  when unit 28a, formerly occupied by a hardware shop became vacant.

"We feel optimistic about the future and are looking to recruit two more administrators to join our team of adminstarators and advisors wo will be based at the Forum," said Gold IFA director, Steve Cashmore.

"We very much welcome Gold IFA to The Forum, a very busy location which is in fact North Hykeham's town centre, and wish them all the best for the future," said Dan Race, partner at Hodgson Elkington, chartered survyors who as agents manage the 35 shops which make up the mixed retail and commercial centre.

Gold IFA are independent financial specialists to residential and corporate clients providing insurance and assurance needs including mortgages, life insurances, savings & investments. The company has advisors in Louth, Grimsby, Cleethorpes, Scunthorpe, Skegness, Boston and Spilsby and in Canvey Island, Essex and Telford in Shropshire Staffordshire. 

 

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Article published by Midlands Business News on 1 March, 2010

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