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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2025 · 42 MIN

IFA: Independent advice, global strategies, and military transitions

from Wealth Management Podcast Network · host Momentum Media

In this episode of The ifa Show, host Keith Ford is joined by Andrew Saikal-Skea, founder of Saikal-Skea Independent Financial Advice, to discuss the value of providing completely independent advice and how it can help remove the invisible barrier that even the perception of third-party influence can create. Saikal-Skea also breaks down how this focus on independence and being self-licensed, along with a specialisation in helping military personnel both while serving and as they transition, has led to another niche – providing global advisory services to clients in a range of foreign jurisdictions. Listen as they discuss: The complexity of working with clients living overseas and the unique challenges different countries present. How specialising in specific client demographics or financial situations allows advisers to develop deep expertise and ensure clients receive the most appropriate and tailored advice. Why it's vital to bridge the gap between providing quality financial advice and servicing everyday Australians.

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