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Mark Dampier: Why I still believe in best-buy lists
In an exclusive interview with
Money Marketing, former research director at Hargreaves Lansdown Mark Dampier talks about retirement, the future and why the Wealth 50 is still important
By Charlotte Richards 11
th February 2021 10:56 am
Few survive a career-spanning four decades in financial services without hitting a bump or two in the road. When their time comes, they will hopefully walk away from the industry with a sense of job satisfaction though.
That is exactly how Mark Dampier, former research director at Hargreaves Lansdown describes his time in the industry, having retired last summer after nearly 40 years on the job. After a stint at Whitechurch Securities, he set up IFA Churchill Investments, before finding a home at Hargreaves for 22 years up until his departure in August.