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Market AnalysisFinancial Planning Market
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Introduction
We thought that you may be interested to know that 2015 hasseen record salary uplifts for the ‘movers and shakers’ withinthe Financial Planning/IFA market, with average new salariesalso outstripping those seen in 2014.
BWD’s 6-strong team wealth managementteam have analysed data from 2014 and2015, comparing the salary increasesattained by Financial Planners placed byourselves, and this has provided some veryinteresting results.
UK Results
Largest Salary Upliftfor an individual
42%
Average New Salary
£61,850 Average Uplift in Basic Salary
19%
The average uplift in basic salarywas of 19%, in contrast to the12% uplift achieved in 2014
The largest uplift in basicsalary for any individualwas 42%
The average new salary securedacross the UK was £61,850compared to £52,386 in 2014
North West & Midlands Results
Largest Salary Upliftfor an individual
42%
Average New Salary
£68,500 Average Uplift in Basic Salary
19%
The average uplift in basic salary was of 19%,with the largest uplift in basic salary for anyindividual being 42%
The average new salary secured across theNorth West and Midlands being £68,500
Results in the South
Largest Salary Upliftfor an individual
36%
Average New Salary
£63,426 Average Uplift in Basic Salary
12%
The average uplift in basic salarywas of 12%, in contrast to the10% uplift achieved in 2014
The largest uplift in basicsalary for any individualwas 36%
The average new salary securedacross the UK was £63,426compared to £62,500 in 2014
North East & Yorkshire Results
Largest Salary Upliftfor an individual
42%
Average New Salary
£53,625 Average Uplift in Basic Salary
26%
The average uplift in basic salarywas of 26%, in contrast to the16% uplift achieved in 2014
The largest uplift in basicsalary for any individual was42%, in contrast to the 16%uplift achieved in 2014
The average new salarysecured across the North Eastand Yorkshire was £53,625compared to £43,500 in 2014
Commentary
We would be keen to hear your thoughts or any experiencesyou have had which may relate to this.
Equally, if you wish to have a confidential discussion with usabout your career, or to find out about current opportunitiesin the market, please do not hesitate to call.
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