CF30, or the Certificate of Competence for Financial Advisers, is a qualification required in the UK for individuals providing financial advice. It is part of the regulatory framework established by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to ensure that financial advisers possess the necessary knowledge and skills. Achieving CF30 status demonstrates that an adviser meets the required standards of competence and professionalism in the financial services industry.
The Clarke CF30 forklift was produced in the early 1990s. Specifically, it was introduced around 1991 as part of Clarke's line of material handling equipment. For more precise details, it may be helpful to refer to Clarke's product documentation or historical records.
Brass Neck for taking such high commission on your money gall in bucket loads for suggesting they can make your money grow cheek for trying to get you to change or should I say review your portfolio which will of course result in you paying even more money shiny shoes, i-phone, tablet, notepad and a BMW or a Mercedes which you are paying for - by portraying the flash persona they think that will be attractive to investors when actually we think - my money is paying for it charm so you will sign the forms which guarantee the advisor a fat commission and ongoing income and you are made to feel that you are growing your wealth - wake up and smell the coffee, you are growing their wealth. If you have spare cash in large quantities, buy a large house in a university city, split it up into nice bedsits and see an annual return of 7 or 8 % year on year - and if the property market ever really recovers you will get a decent capital growth. As you can guess, I am not a fan of financial advisors, they have cost me dearly over time, and I would have been better being my own advisor.