Concord Private Wealth
We work with;
- Families with mortgage debt
- People in their 30 – 50’s
- Professionals- Doctors, Medico, Legal, Accounting, Engineering
- Trades – FIFO, Mining, Construction
Our Aim:
We want to work with people starting out or continuing to build their wealth, looking to address the key aspects of their finances, such as:
- Advice on a complete personal insurance solution, tailored to their situation.
- Committed to reviewing and reducing their mortgage debt.
- Want to protect their estate and make sure their money goes where intended.
- Reviewing and building their superannuation.
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Paul is a qualified Financial Adviser who has been in the financial services industry for over ten years. Prior to establishing Concord Private Wealth Paul held an advisory role with a boutique financial planning firm in Perth helping create strategies for clients to protect their assets and achieve their financial goals
Paul is a member of the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) and is registered with the Tax Practitioners Board as a Tax (financial) Adviser. Paul also has a double degree in Finance and Economics, holds a Diploma and also an Advanced Diploma in Financial Planning, as well as a Diploma in Mortgage Broking.
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