Sandringham appoint MGM Advantage to panel
Sandringham Financial Partners has appointed MGM Advantage to provide both investment-linked and enhanced annuity products via its annuity service.
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"Sandringham has recognised that the post retirement market is a growth area for advice. Investment-linked annuities have become a very popular option for clients in the current environment of historical low annuity rates.
"The Flexible Income Annuity offers clients a guaranteed income and because funds remain invested, the potential for investment and therefore income growth while managing the effects of inflation."
Steve Braidford, managing director of Sandringham Financial Partners, added:
"We are delighted to be able to offer our Partners access to the MGM Advantage annuity products. We will be offering a diverse range of investment and saving tools for our Partners and have reviewed the marketplace to find the best providers to compliment our proposition."
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