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Professionalism and ethics in financial planning
On a professional level, Claire’s got a great deal of credentials. She’s an accountant, a financial planner and has a law degree too.
Above all, they provide me with sound financial advice, are very professional, knowledgeable and good communicators.
When I saw Claire Mackay interviewed on the ABC 7.30 program one night, I felt that she was someone I could work with.
I feel that Claire goes above and beyond her professional duty, and I’m very grateful for that.
They’re not the cheapest financial planners by any means, but I’m happy to pay a fee that is fair and transparent.
Their advice is sound and well researched; as people they are pleasant and friendly as well as professional.
Claire takes a major burden off my shoulders and gives me peace of mind.
Level of communication and transparency is nothing short of outstanding.
Claire acts as my financial controller. She’s proactive and sorts out my personal and business tax obligations.
Not only is Claire very personable, she’s a lovely person and easy to talk to.
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