Roy McLoughlin joins Cavendish Ware Wealth Management

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Roy McLoughlin is leaving Master Adviser to join Cavendish Ware Wealth Management as an adviser, COVER can exclusively reveal.

He is helping the business develop and expand its protection and auto-enrolment offers. McLoughlin had worked at Master Adviser for nineteen years. He said: "I am looking forward to this exciting new challenge with Cavendish Ware helping to spread the message that protection is a really important aspect of holistic financial planning to clients and the public at large. "At the same time, I believe that the auto-enrolment reforms really have marked a sea change in terms of pension provision in the UK and that IFAs have a crucial role to play in getting the people of the UK to save e...

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