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Adrian Murphy

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Murphy Wealth
Adrian is the pioneer of the Murphy Wealth 'Human First' approach to financial planning. As the CEO of Murphy Wealth, Adrian believes there’s a better way to deliver financial guidance and advice in a modern, connected world. His focus on a human-first, behaviour and evidence-based approach to financial planning informs everything he does. Adrian has achieved active Registered Life Planner designation by the Kinder Institute - one of the highest designations awarded and one of only a handful in Scotland. In his spare time Adrian supports a number of charitable organisations. He is also the Chair of MND Scotland.

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Estate Agent Today

Should the BoE hike up interest rates this week? Experts give their view

Ahead of the Bank of England’s rate decision this week, a selection of IFAs, brokers and estate agents outline whether they think rates should be increased and why.

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CityAM

Bank of England’s interest rate rise this week: Brokers and agents across the City give their take

The governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, and the rest of the monetary policy committee will hike interest rates 50 basis points this Thursday.

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Financial Reporter

Should the Bank of England continue to raise interest rates? - brokers react

Ahead of the Bank of England’s rate decision this week, Newspage asked a selection of IFAs, brokers and estate agents whether they think rates should be increased and why.

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IFA Magazine

Should the Bank of England raise rates this week? Reaction from IFAs, brokers and estate agents

Ahead of the Bank of England’s rate decision this week, a selection of IFAs, brokers and estate agents gave their view on whether they think rates should be

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IFA Magazine

Inflation hits 9%: Finance experts say this is “a horror story” for savers

Figures published this morning by the ONS reveal UK inflation has hit a 40-year high of 9%. In light of this, three finance experts share their thoughts: Graha

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