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Fidelity Life marks 2025 Career connect milestone with record 29 graduates
Fidelity Life has recorded the highest number of Career Connect graduates since it started the programme in 2023.
Recently 29 graduates completed the programme which has become a proven pathway for new advisers entering the industry.
“With a record 29 graduates this year, it’s a huge milestone for Career connect and a testament to the calibre of people coming through...MORE»
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