We are in unprecedented times. In line with current Government guidelines, we have taken the decision to close our offices and we are operating a working from home policy for the majority of the team.
However, to reassure you, it is business as usual!
We are still available to contact by phone and email as all our systems can be accessed and operated remotely. Face to face meetings, however, are on a strictly emergency basis only.
Indeed, it is times like these where you may need to seek additional advice from financial services professionals. Both our Wealth Managers and Estate Planning Consultants remain available to assist you and are able to offer guidance on the phone, by email or by video technology.
Please contact us FREE on 0800 255 0123 or email info@gemini-wm.com where we will do our best to assist you.
Family & Friends – If any of your family, friends or colleagues would like to seek assurance from a financial professional, please do pass on our details. Please be aware, any such introductions will be treated with the same confidence and care we give to all of our clients.
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