Personal finance society

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The Personal Finance Society is a British professional organisation of individual financial advisors and those in related roles.

The Society was formed in January of 2005, from the merger of the Life Insurance Association with The Society of Financial Advisors. It is part of The Chartered Insurance Institute Group.

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