Why it’s okay not to be okay
OneVue managing director Connie Mckeage reflects on how her lessons in life and business have steered her and the business during the current pandemic.
Alex Burke
April 16, 2020
OneVue managing director Connie Mckeage reflects on how her lessons in life and business have steered her and the business during the current pandemic.
In recent weeks, we’ve seen the human and economic effects of COVID-19 — but we’ve also seen the best of each other.
As we approach the holiday season, it’s worth taking a moment and reflecting on the year that was in financial advice.
How can we reach out to millennials – and the generation after them – and connect them with financial advice?
Our new show, the Secrets of the Money Masters, showcases the best of our industry and the difference professional investment management and good advice can make in people’s lives.
Let’s get the basics right and fight for equality of pay across all sectors.
At OneVue, we created a mantra – no adviser should feel they have to leave the industry due to fear of the unknown.
As we approach the holiday season it is often good to reflect back on the year, stop and remember the things that have made a difference not just to the business but to us personally.
Crystal clear in some areas and muddied waters in others, is it time to demand transparency?
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