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Scott Campbell
Financial Planner & Mortgage Adviser
His early career was spent in retail banking with Clydesdale Bank followed by spells working with Prudential and Pearl Assurance providing financial advice to a variety of clients. Most recently Scott was a founding partner in another local advice firm, Watson & Campbell.
Scott can advise clients across all areas of their finances from buying their first home to providing income solutions in retirement.
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