In this episode of clarityON, Senior Investment Management Services (IMS) Administrator Francisca (Kika) Ferreira and Chartered Financial Adviser Tuhin Miah consider a crucial question for investors: Why should you consolidate your investments?

With portfolios increasingly scattered across multiple platforms, investment consolidation isn’t just about tidiness—it’s a powerful strategy for gaining clarity, reducing costs, and taking better control of your financial future.

We explore:

• How investment management has evolved—from fragmented fund houses to streamlined digital platforms
• The key benefits of consolidation, from easier reporting to improved tax planning and estate simplicity
• A real-life client story: how moving from five platforms to one transformed their financial confidence
• What assets can be consolidated (and what can’t)
• How clarityONLINE helps you see your entire financial world—from investments to credit cards—in one secure place
• Common FAQs around platforms, transfers, and whether consolidation is right for you

For more on our digital platform clarityONLINE, check out our clarityON podcast episode with CTO Gordon Jones and Digital Marketing Manager Leila Photiou.

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