Do you need to manage your money in the event of redundancy?

We wrote this guide because the prospect of redundancy is becoming very real for more and more people, in light of worsening economic conditions.  

With unemployment predicted to exceed three million during 2009, we are receiving more enquiries from clients who need assistance with their Financial Planning when made redundant.  During the last quarter of 2008, around 259,000 people were made redundant in the UK; up from 148,000 a year earlier.  The redundancy rate now exceeds 10 per 1,000 employees.

Within this guide you will find useful information about the proactive steps you can take ahead of redundancy, redundancy payments, loss of protection benefits, pensions, dealing with debt and seeking advice.

To get your free e-book, simply send an email to redundancyguide@icl-ifa.co.uk. An automated reply email will contain the link you can use to download your free e-book.

You will also start to receive our free monthly email newsletter which contains personal finance news, views and opinions.  If you would prefer not to receive this, just let us know when you email redundancyguide@icl-ifa.co.uk for your free Redundancy Financial Planning Guide.

The Redundancy Financial Planning Guide: Managing Your Money in the Event of Redundancy was written by Martin Bamford; recognised as one of the most influential financial advisers in the UK.  Martin is a Chartered Financial Planner and Certified Financial Planner professional.  He is the published author of three bestselling personal finance books, including How to Retire 10 Years Early. 

The e-book is published by Informed Choice; a family owned and managed firm of Chartered Financial Planners.  We work with individuals and small business owners in Surrey and the surrounding counties to help them to build, manage and protect their wealth.

Informed Choice is one of only five IFA firms in the UK to hold the Gold Standard for Independent Financial Advice. This is the toughest award in retail financial services. We have been awarded the Gold Standard for three years in succession - 2006, 2007 and 2008.