Alexander House Financial Planning

Alexander House Financial Planning is a National business built on excellent service and traditional values, meaning you can trust us to give you the most suitable financial advice and know you are safe in our care. Our ethics and expertise will enable you to enjoy a journey to financial freedom and we will do this with discipline and determination.

Fundamentally we 'listen', then ‘assess’ the best solution for your circumstances, and we ‘recommend’ your own unique plan that will add tangible value for many years to come.

With the support and backup of a FTSE250 business called Quilter, we will constantly look to the future, so we can help you successfully negotiate yours. You will be offered the choice between a traditional face-to-face meeting or a 'virtual' Skype/Zoom meeting at a time convenient to you and you will be kept updated of progress throughout the advice process via telephone, email or secure online portal.

Our business has grown organically through recommendation and referral since it was established in 2013 to now cover the whole of the UK with experienced ‘ethical’ professionals who put your wealth management and preservation needs at the centre of what we do.

We work holistically with individuals and their families to optimise savings and protect both their health and wealth over the long term. In addition, we also support small and medium sized businesses with Pensions, Employee Benefits and Tax efficient solutions, that only an FCA approved Adviser can access.

Our expert team includes CII Chartered Advisers and specialists in Complex Pensions, Divorce, Long Term Care, Equity Release, Mortgages as well as ISA’s, SIPPS and more generic products.

Whether you're planning for retirement, accessing tax free cash, protecting your family or simply keen to reduce your tax bill, our professional and friendly financial advisers would like to help you.

Transferring out of a Final Salary Scheme is unlikely to be in the best interest of most people.

Equity Release will reduce the value of your estate and can affect your eligibility for means tested benefits.