This month's Howwow will be looking at cash flow planning from a paraplanner's perspective.

In this hour-long Howwow, our panel will focus on key areas such as:

How to research and do due diligence on a tool

Start getting all your questions on cash flow planning ready, as our panel will be on hand to answer.

We'll be joined by Rory Percival, former Technical Specialist at The FCA, to discuss the issue (he's recently written a guide on this).

Plus giving the paraplanner perspective are Powwow regulars Nathan Fryer, Caroline Stuart and Richard Allum - they'll share their tips and experience from regularly using the tools.

Our panel will join us on Thursday 31 May, at 1pm for this hour-long online chat. That's right this Howwow is on a THURSDAY!

Want to ask a question on the topic already? Go on, once you've registered, pop your question under the Q&A section - don't wait for the Howwow,  or email us here, or ask in real-time on the day.

Join us by pressing the 'save my spot' button.

This Howwow online is on Thursday 31 May, 1-2pm. Can't make it? Then watch the replay, available just after the Howwow finishes.

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There isn't an upcoming Howwow listed, when will the next one be?

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Howwow online: Rory Percival talks cash flow planning