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Duties of a Financial Administrator

Some of the duties a Financial Administrator may be required to undertake include:

protecting assets
dealing with personal property and real estate
collecting income, such as dividends from shares, rents, pension entitlements or interest
developing a budget management plan
paying bills and accounts
developing and maintaining an appropriate investment portfolio
completing tax returns and pension reviews
liaising with government, community and private agencies
providing full financial statements to appropriate authorities.

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