Independent Financial Advisers

How we work

As Independent Financial Advisers we are free to advise on financial products available from all product providers. We use advanced computer software to research, compare and select the most suitable deals currently available. We are thus able to make arrangements to maximize the benefits to our clients.

You’ll get our help to review your existing financial situation and reach a realistic assessment of your likely needs. For this, you’ll need to set aside some time to talk to us - the first one-hour consultation is free. There’s no charge, and no obligation, while we find out together if it’s worth going ahead.

Depending on your instructions we will carry out a needs analysis based on your current situation, and taking into account any specific plans and/or targets you may have. We will then advise you on anything from a short term financial objective to a lifetime financial plan, followed up with regular reviews.

You will receive professional advice about where your financial arrangements are already good, and where they’re inadequate (or not covered at all).

You’ll also have our help to decide how much provision you need to make, and the order of priority in dealing with your finances. And of course it will all be sensibly balanced in relation to your current income and your prospects

In almost all cases we are able to make arrangements which clients would be unable to make for themselves. All our proposals will be fully explained and costed so that you’ll know exactly what and why before you agree to anything.

Latest Financial News

  • Citi crisis deepens as shares fall further Sat, 22 Nov 2008 01:41:51
    Citigroup’s board was locked in talks in an attempt to halt a crisis of confidence in the troubled financial services group that has seen it lose more than half its market value in three days
  • Geithner poised for Treasury secretary post Sat, 22 Nov 2008 01:45:41
    Tim Geithner, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, is expected to be nominated as Barack Obama’s Treasury secretary, according to Democrats close to the decision
  • New Star flagship fund chief departs Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:34:40
    Stephen Whittaker was in charge of the £343m UK Growth Fund, which has fallen 52.4% over the past two years, compared with an average 31.2% fall among peer funds and a 30.5% drop in the FTSE All-Share index
  • Duke to replace Scott as Wal-Mart chief Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:27:43
    Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, surprised investors with the announcement that Lee Scott, chief executive since 2000, would retire in February as the retailer flourishes amid the broad economic downturn

Quote of the day

  • Moses Hadas Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:00:00
    “I have read your book and much like it.”



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