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Login to Standard Life Login to 7IMAt Anderson Strathern Asset Management we believe it’s important for you to review your sense of financial wellbeing, which is an important part of your overall financial health and wellbeing. Recent events such as COVID-19 and its far reaching impact on the economy, mean it is perhaps now more important than ever to take stock. However, what do we mean when we talk about 'financial wellbeing?'
Continuing the desire to provide our clients and prospects with views on the market place, I hope you find the notes below both informative and of interest. Whilst we continue to believe there are opportunities in the investment markets, we are also finding that many of our clients, in light of recent events, are taking stock of their current and future financial affairs.
As we continue to monitor developments concerning the Coronavirus closely, ensuring the wellbeing of our employees, our clients and their families is our first stop. Our team of financial planners and investment managers are now safely homeworking and in constant communication through the use of available technologies carefully monitoring the financial markets for our clients.
As we continue to monitor developments concerning the Coronavirus closely, ensuring the wellbeing of our employees, our clients and their families is our first stop. Our team of financial planners and investment managers are now safely homeworking and we are keeping in touch by phone and email, carefully monitoring the financial markets for our clients.
I wanted to keep you informed as to how Anderson Strathern Asset Management is responding to the spread of the Covid-19 virus, and to reassure you that we are continuing to support all of our clients and their interests during these difficult and unprecedented times.
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