Your journey

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Your advice journey

We unlock financial opportunities that support the unique needs of every client, wherever you are in your financial journey.

To guide you through your financial journey, your Adviser will follow four simple steps, making any actions and decisions you need to consider clear and easy.

Understanding you

Your Adviser will ask you about your current circumstances to understand your family situation, your lifestyle and finances, and any financial plans you already have in place.

By talking to you about your hopes and aspirations, your Adviser will build a picture of what you want to achieve and how to balance your goals with your need for financial security and peace of mind.

You’ll find out what to expect from us and how you’ll benefit from our professional advice. This initial meeting is usually complimentary.

Receiving your recommendation

Your Adviser will conduct detailed research and explore different options for you to make the most of your existing financial plans and any additional money you wish to invest.

We’ll recommend how you can build on your existing plans to ensure you are on track to achieving your goals.

Leave the hard work to us

Most of our clients prefer to pay us to do the necessary work to put their plans into action to save them time and effort and ensure their plans are set up correctly.

With your agreement, your Adviser will put all the necessary arrangements with your chosen investment providers in place on your behalf so you can relax and know everything is taken care of.

If you prefer to implement our recommendations yourself, you’ll only pay for our time and advice.

We'll keep an eye on
everything for you

You can sit back and let your financial plans work for you and we’ll get in touch to let you know about any new opportunities that we think might be important for you.

We also recommend reviewing your plans annually to:

  • Check the progress and appropriateness of your plans.
  • Discuss any changes in your lifestyle or ambitions.
  • Look at any changes to legislation or taxation that affect you.

Choose the level of service that's right for you

You are free to decide the level of ongoing service you need and how often you need it, although we recommend that clients review their plans at least once a year to check they’re still suitable.

To make your options clear, your Adviser will provide the charges for our Milestone Review service and confirm this to you in writing, explaining any fees involved and how they’re paid.

Testimonials

I needed help organising my pensions but was concerned about getting ‘ripped off’ when taking financial advice. I searched online using unbiased.co.uk and found Regent Street Advisers. Mohammed visited me to explain my options. I felt he listened to me, explaining everything in detail and I was kept up to date throughout.

A Farrow – Sheffield

Testimonials

I chose Regent Street Advisers to help me with my pension income following a recommendation from other satisfied customers. I needed to rely on the information I received so I could proceed to retirement with confidence. Richard was easy to get on with, any concerns were gone into and explained without getting lost in translation....

R Robinson – Gainsborough

Testimonials

We wanted to make sense of all our scrappy paperwork and wanted to find an adviser who would listen to our needs. We received a personalised service and advice on how to benefit in the future, with reviews to keep track of where we are and where we are going.

A Sandham – Pontefract

Testimonials

My previous experience left me with low expectations. I never saw the adviser again once I’d signed up so my concerns were whether I’d have continuity, reliability and confidence. I was pleased with the personal approach, and you restored my confidence in having a financial adviser.

S Makin – Chesterfield

August 24, 2022

2021 INTERGENERATIONAL

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The Cost of Education

Please note some of these articles may be older than 12 months and therefore the information contained in them may be out of date. Contact us direct for up to date information. The Cost of Education When I was at school, June was often the month that was crammed full of end-of-term assignments, revision, and…

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3 Counter Intuitive Tips

With the summer holidays upon us, there is time for reflection and relaxation for some. For others, it’s a time to maximise work opportunities (especially if you work outdoors) and ‘fix the roof while the sun shines.’

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Employee with bonus

If you are an employee, you may be fortunate enough to receive a bonus, a reflection of your contribution to your employer. If you are expecting a bonus sometime soon, you may already have mentally accounted for the money. This is the modern term for what previous generations did when they put the money in ‘pots’, (either virtually or physically) and allocated it for certain bills or activities.

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Employee with Bonus – MONTH 2

You may recall in my blog last month; I discussed the different ways you might want to consider using any bonus you may be looking forward to receiving soon. A month further on and that bonus may only be a few weeks away, and time is running out for you to make some decisions.

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Company Year End

To save you time, this article is aimed at business owners who are approaching their business’ year end. If you don’t run you own business, then the article will have limited benefit to you. I suggest you might want to ‘move on’ to reading something more relevant and pertinent to you. You might, however, find something of interest. Whether you read on or move on, thank you for your time.

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