What Our Clients Say
We could tell you about our service offering and approach to our clients, but we believe this is better coming directly from them. Below you can read what some of our clients have to say about their experience with PMW and how we have helped them over the years.
Partridge Muir and Warren’s approach has always been a friendly, helpful and informative one. l am very happy to be part of the PMW family.
One of PMW’s underlying strengths is that every client is treated as an individual and the company ensures that it offers a specialised service tailored to the client’s needs and not one based on a ‘one size fits all’ approach. I have used PMW for over 35 years and therefore observed, at close hand, the increasing sophistication of their analytical investment approach which has resulted in wise and appropriate choices of suitable investment products, and I have been very pleased with the returns obtained. Indeed, I have recommended them to friends which, of course, is the ultimate test of a client’s satisfaction.
I have been with PMW for seven years and they have always been very professional, easy to work with and courteous. Most importantly, they cover every aspect of our financial necessities and have achieved our investment goals and objectives. They are exactly what retired investors need. Very professional but in a most pleasant way. Our meetings are always very enjoyable and I look forward to them.
I first met Simon Lewis at a pre-retirement seminar run by my employer in mid ‘90s. It was my first experience of wealth management and at that time had little surplus wealth to invest, but I signed up. I retired after a career which included long periods on contract working outside UK, and so I have neither a full state pension, nor a maximum employer’s pension. Management of our savings is thus of great importance, as regular withdrawals provide a top up to our income. Over the years we have learnt more about PMW and Simon, who is now CEO, and have come to trust their investment philosophy. It is completely tailored to our requirements, as a result of in depth and regular discussion with us. PMW have what I regard as an intensive doubting style. They do not take potential investment funds at face value, but dig under the surface to determine whether the fund is sound, before investing. They also ensure that the fund continues to perform. Not only are we able to withdraw a regular income from our savings and achieve an agreed, and satisfactory, capital appreciation, but we have also called on our funds from time to time to buy a larger item such as a new car, and the funds have been released and available quickly. We have no hesitation in recommending PMW to you. Our funds are managed prudently and professionally and we have confidence that they will manage your funds in the same way.
You have looked after me extremely well over the years and have always been approachable, helpful and easy to talk to. Thank you.
Many thanks for your continued patience and understanding, which is much appreciated.
We can’t thank you enough for this. I know your presence alone has been of great comfort to my mother; your expertise is clearly huge and so useful to us at this difficult time.
Your help and guidance was most invaluable and very much appreciated in this respect, as it was all way beyond my understanding of these matters. You have been extremely patient and understanding throughout the whole procedure. I cannot thank you enough for all that you have done for me – you were wonderful.
Thank you for an incredibly informative and interesting morning. It certainly opened my eyes to the complicated world of IHT planning, trusts and pensions. I hope to use PMW in future.
Very informative seminar. I expect to use PMW for specific advice in the future. When particularly important decisions are to be taken I will be sure to contact PMW.
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