Trusts A Practical Guide

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute. [Life and Pensions]Associate Member of the Institute of Financial PlannersChartered Financial PlannerTerence P. O'Halloran is an Independent Financial Adviser with over 30 years experience in the industry. To read some of Terry's personal comments about events in the Insurance Industry why not visit his personal site at www.terryohalloran.comHe established his practice in Lincoln in 1970 and it has steadily grown since then. See http://www.ohalloran.org.ukfor further information.Early in his career he realised that there was a serious need for anglicised technical books that were both easy to read and understand.His first venture - 'You Sign a Little Cheque We Sign a Big One' - was so successful that very quickly this was updated to 'You Sign'.Soon other professionals began to experience and benefit from the writings of Terence O'Halloran and it was not long before he undertook his biggest venture 'Mountains Out Of Molehills' for communicating technical concepts. .Terence has always made full use of his experience and this can be seen by his prolific use of actual cases. With 'Mountains Out Of Molehills' a partnerships was formed with the illustrator Bob Lole and so was born the family of Lole's Moles - characters used throughout the book to make the reading and understanding much easier.More recent publications are - Trusts' - A Practical Guide and 'Stakeholder Pensions' - A Practical Guide is latest book If Only Politicians Had Brains is another hit with the readers. More details of all the books can be found at Life Publications own web site.Terry O'Halloran's latest book is a joint venture with Andy Lopata and Stephen Harvard Davis. Building a Business on Bacon & Eggs. Have you ever wondered what a Breakfast Club is all about? Have you wanted to join a Breakfast Club? or do you see yourself setting a Breakfast Club in your local area? This is networking at its best. The book will tell you all you need to know to get started. It will cost you more than the price of the book to sit down and work it all out for yourself.