Professional Financial Advice in Surrey
Our Financial Advice Services
Have you been saving for years to accrue wealth that you would like to pass on to your family? Or perhaps you have an investment portfolio that isn’t performing as you would have hoped? Either way, if you have significant savings or investments, an important step to ensuring you keep your wealth in good health is to instruct a chartered financial planner.
Covering all areas of Surrey, Partridge Muir & Warren is a Chartered Financial Planning company, offering comprehensive financial advice. We combine highly personalised, well-strategised financial advice with excellent customer care and attention. Below are just some of the ways we can help you:
- Retirement Planning
- Investment Advice
- Pension advice
- Inheritance tax planning
- Setting up trusts
- Managing your etstate
No matter your situation, we can help you to ensure that your wealth is protected so that you can continue to enjoy the things that are important to you.
Get in touch today to find out how we can help you to protect and preserve your wealth.
Our Services
PMW Trust
At Partridge Muir & Warren, we understand that you want to protect yourself and do everything you can to ensure your loved ones are well looked after, whatever the future may hold. That is why we formed our sister company, PMW Trust, dedicated to probate administration, will writing & estate planning. Our purpose is to ensure that you are prepared for any eventuality and that you and your loved ones receive consistent, unbiased and professional advice when it is needed most.
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How much does financial planning cost?
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You will never find any hidden costs or surprises with PMW. We are committed to explaining all our charges before you proceed with any service. These charges will depend on the specific service you require, and the nature of the advice we provide you with. But rest assured, there will be nothing unexpected at any stage.
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What is a ‘Chartered Financial Planner’?
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Chartered status is the accepted ‘gold standard’ for UK financial planners and advisers. It shows an accomplished level of competence and experience as well as continued dedication to the profession.
For an individual to be granted Chartered status, they must complete in the region of 14 exams in a range of aspects of financial services and related subjects. For a company to be given Chartered status, it must prove its commitment to professional standards at the highest level.
As a Chartered company, we are committed to providing the highest standards of advice. We are also fully focused on making sure our advisers work to ethical standards at all times in the interests of our clients.
For an individual to be granted Chartered status, they must complete in the region of 14 exams in a range of aspects of financial services and related subjects. For a company to be given Chartered status, it must prove its commitment to professional standards at the highest level.
As a Chartered company, we are committed to providing the highest standards of advice. We are also fully focused on making sure our advisers work to ethical standards at all times in the interests of our clients.
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What is the difference between a financial adviser and a wealth manager?
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Where financial advice is focused on investment, wealth management is geared more towards an all-inclusive and ongoing financial planning approach, with all aspects of an individual’s financial situation considered. Wealth management for example may incorporate savings and investment strategies, tax planning, will writing, estate planning and wealth preservation, plus any other advisory and planning services required to help manage your finances effectively, allowing you to meet your overall goals and needs. This could include making arrangements to safeguard your family’s future; selecting the most efficient way to take an income; the separation of business and personal assets; cash flow and budgeting, and more.
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What is ‘independent’ financial planning and advice?
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Independent financial planners have access to financial products from the entire market, rather than being tied to a single provider or insurer. This means you will receive unbiased recommendations and advice that works for you as an individual.
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What are the benefits of using a wealth manager?
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A wealth manager applies specialist expertise and experience to lessen the risk involved with any investment, and to optimise returns over a prolonged period of time, helping clients achieve all their financial goals, both for the short and long term. Wealth managers make certain that an investment strategy is planned around the best interests of their clients, taking into consideration everything that matters personally, professionally and in a family sense.