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- Over 25 years experience providing expert advice to our clients
- Range of services from mortgages and commercial finance, to insurance and financial planning
- Our teams provide a premium, personalised and transparent service to all our clients
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Mortgages
INSURANCE & PROTECTION
Our teams of advisers cover Private Client, Commercial and Legal Indemnity Insurance plus Protection products. We work with a panel of leading insurance providers to ensure we find the most competitive and comprehensive insurance for our clients.
FINANCIAL PLANNING
Our independent financial advisers work across all areas of Financial Planning. From retirement strategies to investment strategies and inheritance tax planning, we can help you plan ahead for a more comfortable future.
COMMERCIAL
Our expert commercial teams can offer tailored advice across a wide range of finance solutions for commercial property, commercial insurances, as well as business finance options for small and medium sized businesses (SMEs).
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A recent report from Henley & Partners, widely reported across the UK press, predicts a major exodus of millionaires from the UK in 2025. Many have left the UK either since, or in anticipation of, the non-dom rule changes announced last April. This was when
Bank of England votes to cut the base rate to 4 per cent in August 2025
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted to cut interest rates by a quarter point to 4% at today’s meeting. Members voted by a majority of five to four in favour of a quarter-point reduction. The Committee said it “Continues to be vigilant about the
Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor mortgages – helping purchasers onto the housing ladder
A Joint Borrower Sole Proprietor mortgage enables multiple individuals (usually, but not always, parents of the offspring buying the property) to combine their incomes to help their child get the mortgage they need. Crucially, only the child legally owns the property – the parents, or