In this blog Emma Crossick talks to Alan Moran about his harrowing experience of a recent and severe fire at his home. The fire brigade believe this was a caused by a faulty phone charger.

After going through this he talks about what you need to think about just in case it happens to you.

Emma Crossick talks to Alan Moran from Interface Financial Planning about his recent experiences with insurance claims.

Firstly his car was involved in a collision and then there was a major fire at his home. These incidents have meant a lot of contact with insurance companies to settle claims. Listen to find out more.

Emma Crossick talks about how important it is to have a financial plan even if you don't start one until later life.

It upsets us greatly here at Interface Financial Planning when we hear of Financial Advisors turning less fortunate people away when they ask for help.  They seem to believe that because the person who’s asking for help has no money, they aren’t worth helping!

They seem to forget that we all started out that way.

Emma Crossick tells us why it is worth helping.

When Alan Moran first met Tim in February 1999, he needed financial advice. They were introduced by another client and had never visited a Financial Adviser before, but Tim felt it was time to organise his finances and plan for the future.

Emma Crossick takes up the story

“I would never have been able to do all of this without your help.  You’ve been so good to me over the years.” That’s what one of Alan Moran's clients, Caroline said to me recently.  Her words moved him, especially as she’s been a client for over 30 years.

Emma Crossick take up the story on how Alan helped Caroline.

This is the story of friendship and financial advice. Martin was one of Alan Moran's first clients when he first became an independent financial advisor and became a very good friend.

Emma Crossick takes up the story.

Roll back 20 years to October 2002 and Alan Moran had the privilege to meet Margo, a delightful lady who he is proud to still call my client today. 

Emma Crossick tells Margo's story.