The feed, which provides daily news alerts on Financial Planning, Paraplanning and wealth management, has seen numbers rise steadily over the past year and recently surpass 1,000 Followers.
FPM_Online is unique in covering the burgeoning world of Financial Planning and is part of Financial Planner Online, the sister website to Financial Planner magazine, the official publication of the Institute of Financial Planning.
Apart from regular news updates throughout the day on key Financial Planning and general financial stories, our Twitter feed also provides links to content from Financial Planner Magazine and live updates during major events such as the Budget, IFP events and key news events.
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Financial Planner Online editor Kevin O'Donnell said: "It is great to see the rising support for our Twitter service. We've seen steady growth in the number of Financial Planners and Paraplanners as well as more recent interest from IFAs interested in what Financial Planning has to offer.
"There is no other financial news service like it and we're delighted to see Follower numbers topping 1,000 and continuing to grow. We will continue to develop our social media services."
Financial Planner Online itself, which offers a full news and features service, has also seen traffic rise rapidly with unique visitor numbers doubling in the past year and heading towards 4,000 a month.
The website includes a host of tools and services including a free digitial edition of the print magazine.
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