Advice Support Administrator

Posted 21 June by recruitment22
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Advice Support Administrator - Manchester- £26,000 to £28,000

This is an excellent opportunity if you are a Financial Planning Administrator, or Pensions Administrator (DB/DC/SIPP/SSAS), to join a Financial Advisers, work within their support team, work towards passing industry relevant qualifications and progressing within your career.

Responsibilities

  • Process new applications for business both in online and paper format.
  • Carry out all compliance administration associated with new business, this includes ensuring forms are completed and chasing information.
  • Set up files for new clients, verify ID’s and record accurately.
  • Request, collate and record information from third parties.
  • To update the New Business Register and Intelligent Office.
  • Set up new clients on database and send out policy documents.
  • Deal with incoming and outgoing post daily; scan, logging and distributing to the relevant individual.
  • Handle any client correspondence and daily tasks regarding ongoing cases and queries from Financial Advisers ensuring they are kept up to date on their cases.
  • Produce Illustrations along with any supporting documents required.
  • Compile Letters of Authority, sending out to Insurers.
  • Collate policy information and ensure accurate records are maintained.



Details and package

  • Starting salary of £26,000-£28,000
  • Pension contribution matched to 5%.
  • 4x annual salary for death in service.
  • 23 days annual leave
  • Annual leave purchase scheme
  • Birthday off with pay
  • Discretionary annual bonus

Reference: 52928380

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