People Scotland

EIC are proud to be a trusted partner of People Scotland in providing clear financial solutions and advice to public sector employees who are undergoing redundancy and retirement.

Our knowledge, experience and understanding of the importance of personal relationships is what sets us apart from other Financial Advisors: trust and long term relationships are fundamental to our approach. We spend time getting to know our clients, identifying current and potential future requirements - in both the short and the long term. Only then will we begin to make suitable recommendations for a client’s financial wellbeing.

People Scotland and EIC recently held a number of ‘Life Changes’ workshops for those who are facing a change in their working patterns and financial circumstances. These were structured to be supportive, encouraging and informative – as well as enjoyable.

While at EIC we appreciate this is an emotional time with much to consider, we would suggest that having a clear financial plan matched to your goals can help relieve some of the anxiety that is often felt at this time: which is why we are happy to provide every People Scotland Life Changes employee with a free, no obligation one-to-one meeting to discuss your own situation. We are here to help.

To schedule your appointment simply contact us and we will be delighted to get back to you at the earliest opportunity.

To find out more about People Scotland visit their website here.

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Warning: Your home may be respossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. We reserve the right to charge a fee for mortgage advice - as our advice is completely impartial, any fee will be dependent upon your circumstances. We would estimate this to be approximately £150. The guidance and/or advice contained in this website is subject to UK regulatory regime and is therefore restricted to consumers based in the UK.