OmniWealth branches into accounting and legal
Financial planning group OmniWealth is adding accounting and legal services, hoping to attract more planners to the firm.
OmniWealth managing director Matthew Kidd pointed to the current round of proposed legislative changes as a factor in the decision. He said the company goal was to provide clients with a single optimum solution and to support its advisers.
The arrangement would enable the group to provide clients with consolidated accounting services, as well as a spectrum of financial advice concerning mortgage, property investment and legal solutions, the group stated.
OmniWealth said the overall operation will now encompass dealer services, financial planning, mortgage and finance, accounting and audit, legal and property investment.
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