Pensions - Articles - My Pension Expert and Clicksco announce merger


My Pension Expert and Clicksco Financial Services can today confirm that they have merged. The combined business is now held by My Expert Holdings and creates a company with greater scale, breadth and capabilities to compete more effectively and profitably within the at retirement marketplace.

 My Pension Expert are already the largest specialist advisory firm in the UK dealing with income options at retirement and this merger with Clicksco Financial Services represents a pooling of resources and expertise which will lead to continued growth and development, further solidifying the position of market forerunner.
  
 As a result of the merger the company is now perfectly placed to handle the raft of pension changes that are on the horizon and the inevitable surge in demand. This is thanks to the ability to deliver full advice and the capacity to handle high volumes of advised business.
  
 The merger of the two companies will bring extensive value to clients of both businesses because it will enhance the range of services already available and will ultimately lead to expansion into further financial service areas.
  
 Scott Mullen, Director at My Pension Expert commented:
 “Here at My Pension Expert we feel that we have found the perfect partner in Clicksco Financial Services. Having already benefited from a working relationship we know that we share the same business philosophies and ambitions for the future. Given how well we complement one another from an operational perspective I’m confident that together we can become an even greater force within the market.”
  
 Mark Nosworthy CEO of Clicksco Financial Services stated:
 “Clicksco are excited to bring our trusted reputation in customer acquisition and technology, to partner with My Pension Expert in order to facilitate change within the financial services industry. MPE are a trusted brand in the pensions and at retirement industry, and together I am confident of bringing rapid growth for the new organisation and change to the UK Financial Services Industry.”

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