Please do sign up. I would love your feedback. linkedFA is targeting Financial Advisors in all the English speaking countries. Many country's' financial regulatory authorities have some sort of document retention policies. Some countries do not have specific retention periods set down by the limitation rules in that country. However, the statutory limitation periods are relevant as they indicate the length of time documents will be required to bring or defend proceedings and, as a result, for how long they should be retained. Limitation periods vary enormously; while many countries have limitation periods of six years for most actions (for example, the UK (England and Wales)). linkedFA will archive all site correspondence (blogs, postings, IM, etc) for six years and all correspondence can be extracted into a report.

I had a look at your site and the concept seems sound. I may sign up, even though I am not technically a Financial Advisor, but I consult for clients who are.

I notice however that you focus on the USA. Have you any intentions in addressing the UK and European sectors?

Please do sign up. I would love your feedback. linkedFA is targeting Financial Advisors in all the English speaking countries. Many country’s’ financial regulatory authorities have some sort of document retention policies. Some countries do not have specific retention periods set down by the limitation rules in that country. However, the statutory limitation periods are relevant as they indicate the length of time documents will be required to bring or defend proceedings and, as a result, for how long they should be retained. Limitation periods vary enormously; while many countries have limitation periods of six years for most actions (for example, the UK (England and Wales)). linkedFA will archive all site correspondence (blogs, postings, IM, etc) for six years and all correspondence can be extracted into a report.

Please do sign up. I would love your feedback. linkedFA is targeting Financial Advisors in all the English speaking countries. Many country’s’ financial regulatory authorities have some sort of document retention policies. Some countries do not have specific retention periods set down by the limitation rules in that country. However, the statutory limitation periods are relevant as they indicate the length of time documents will be required to bring or defend proceedings and, as a result, for how long they should be retained. Limitation periods vary enormously; while many countries have limitation periods of six years for most actions (for example, the UK (England and Wales)). linkedFA will archive all site correspondence (blogs, postings, IM, etc) for six years and all correspondence can be extracted into a report.

I had a look at your site and the concept seems sound. I may sign up, even though I am not technically a Financial Advisor, but I consult for clients who are.

I notice however that you focus on the USA. Have you any intentions in addressing the UK and European sectors?

I had a look at your site and the concept seems sound. I may sign up, even though I am not technically a Financial Advisor, but I consult for clients who are.

I notice however that you focus on the USA. Have you any intentions in addressing the UK and European sectors?