Bridgewater to hold state benefits seminars

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Bridgewater Equity Release is to hold two new free ‘State Benefits Update’ seminars for advisers, in association with Ferret Information Systems.

The seminars take place during November and December in Warrington and London and will be focusing on the impending welfare benefits changes and what they mean for equity release clients.

The first seminar takes place on Tuesday 29 November at the Village Hotel Warrington, Centre Park, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 1QA. The second seminar takes place on Wednesday 14 December at the offices of DWF, Capital House, 85 King William Street, London, EC4N 7BL.

Both events will begin at 10.30am – free parking is available at each venue, lunch will be provided and certificates of attendance will also be made available to attendees.

Gareth Morgan, managing director of Ferret Information Systems Ltd will lead the seminar, while Peter Welch, head of sales and distribution at Bridgewater will run a short session on obtaining equity release leads from professional introducers.

Places at the seminars are strictly limited and those advisers wishing to register or enquire about the event should contact Karen McCulloch on 0191-269 5980 or kmcculloch@graingerplc.co.uk

Welch said: “Earlier this year we conducted an adviser survey which

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