Our friends at Risk Direct Insurance are holding a webinar that we think will be of interest to friends and clients of GRA.
This webinar is relevant to property investors, businessowners, salaried people, and the self-employed, as it will explain how to integrate life insurance with your financial goals.
Join Steve Munro, managing director of Risk Direct Insurance, on Tuesday 23 April as he demonstrates how the two can work together in a way that is easy to understand, practical and relevant.
During the webinar Steve will cover:
Whether you are just starting out or already have a substantial investment portfolio, this webinar will give you valuable insights and practical tips. Places are limited to allow you the chance to ask Steve questions, so register today.
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