Omniwealth hires former Mercer planner

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16 October 2018
| By Anastasia Santoreneos |
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Omniwealth has appointed former Mercer adviser and certified financial planner, Richard Carey, as a senior financial adviser.

Carey has 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, with roles as a chartered accountant and financial planner.

He was most recently a principal in the Mercer financial planning team and is an SMSF-accredited specialist.

Chief commercial officer, Matthew Kidd, said Carey’s knowledge of self-managed superannuation funds would enhance client experience at the firm.

“We are excited to have a financial adviser with Richard’s wealth of experience join our team at Omniwealth,” he said.

 

 

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