Goss joined Prosser Knowles in October 2016 as a Trainee Financial Advisor. He previously worked in the Insurance industry for more than 7 years before moving to the Financial Services sector. He has since qualified obtaining his Diploma in Financial Advice. Goss can advise in all areas of financial planning including Mortgages, Protection, Investments and Pensions.
When not at work Goss enjoys writing, socialising with friends, seeing family and eating out.
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