Titan Wealth International

A British expat. 🇬🇧 ➡ A Danish wife. 🇩🇰 Living in Saudi Arabia. 🇸🇦 Planning to retire in Portugal. 🇵🇹. 🤯 Try finding the textbook for that financial planning case. 😅 That was one of the lines that stayed with me after sitting down with Andreas Hollas - Chartered MCSI in Dubai for the Financial Planner Life podcast. 🎙️🎥 Andreas has spent 13 years in the international advice space, starting out as a BDM, building resilience through prospecting and rejection, before becoming one of the top-performing advisers at AHR. 🥇 Now, at 34, he’s Technical Advice Director at Titan Wealth International, helping advisers across the business solve complex cross-border planning cases while still advising his own clients. 🌎🏆 What I really enjoyed about this conversation was Andreas’ honesty. When AHR became part of Titan Wealth, he admitted he was nervous. 😬 He had built momentum. 🔥 He had a strong client book. 🤝 He was performing at a high level. 📈 Change could have felt like a threat. 😱 Instead, it opened up the next phase of his career. More collaboration. ✅ More technical support. ✅ More leadership opportunities. ✅ More ability to help advisers and clients across borders. ✅ And that’s what stood out to me. ✅ Titan Wealth International hasn’t just given Andreas a bigger platform. It’s allowed him to move from individual success to shared impact. From top adviser to technical leader. 😎 From building his own book to helping raise standards across a business of around 80 international advisers. 🚀 For anyone thinking about a career in international financial planning, this episode is a brilliant insight into what’s possible when experience, ambition and the right business come together. 🌎 🎙️ New episode out now! links in the comments. And if you are interested in working for Titan Wealth International in their swanky Dubai Marina offices, reach out to Tyla Phillips 👇 check the comments for links.

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Do you hold a QROPS and feel the advice, performance, costs or service around it deserve a closer look? Getting a second opinion does not automatically mean transferring out of your existing pension structure. In many cases, the first step is to review what you already hold and consider whether a new adviser and firm could be appointed to manage the existing arrangement. Download The Expat’s Guide to an Existing Wealth Review.

Do you hold a SIPP and feel the performance, advice or service around it could be better? Getting a second opinion does not have to mean transferring your pension into something new. In many cases, it may simply mean reviewing the SIPP you already hold and, where appropriate, appointing a new adviser and firm to manage the existing structure. Download The Expat’s Guide to an Existing Wealth Review.

Do you hold a QROPS and feel the advice, performance, costs or service around it deserve a closer look? Getting a second opinion does not automatically mean transferring out of your existing pension structure. In many cases, the first step is to review what you already hold and consider whether a new adviser and firm could be appointed to manage the existing arrangement. Download The Expat’s Guide to an Existing Wealth Review.

Do you hold a QROPS and feel the advice, performance, costs or service around it deserve a closer look? Getting a second opinion does not automatically mean transferring out of your existing pension structure. In many cases, the first step is to review what you already hold and consider whether a new adviser and firm could be appointed to manage the existing arrangement. Download The Expat’s Guide to an Existing Wealth Review.