Why you should always speak to an independent financial planner…

Date Published: 25/04/2024 13:18

In an era when we’re frequently bombarded with information, the imperative to talk to a professionally qualified - and independent - financial planner has never been greater, writes Future Life Wealth Management’s divisional director of operations Keeley Woodcock...

TRYING to understand every aspect of your finances can be daunting, overwhelming and sometimes just plain confusing.

When you want to get to grips with the finer points of everything from ISAs and mortgages to pensions and investments, where do you start?

And how can you make informed decisions when navigating the financial world is so complex, and any information you do find is either meaningless marketing speak or industry jargon?

Well, help is at hand in the form of an independent financial planner, an expert who can guide you through this maze and support you in the right direction.

How a financial planner can help you

It’s a planner’s job to help you make informed decisions about your money, assets and investments so you can be sure it’s working as hard as possible for you in accordance with your financial objectives.

They’ll be in a good position to do that if you have clear goals and objectives to work towards, such as buying a property, saving for retirement or paying for your children’s education.

Your planner can then search the entire market on your behalf to identify the best financial products that reflect your specific needs, circumstances and priorities.

A planner can help in many ways such as:

  • Creating a financial plan that aligns with your long and short-term goals
  • Recommending suitable investments based on your risk tolerance and financial objectives
  • Helping you maximise your retirement income
  • Recommending financial products that put you in a more secure financial position, such as income protection and critical illness cover
  • Helping you minimise your tax burden and make the most of available tax allowances and reliefs

They can also provide you with vital reassurance and certainty.

An investment in your future

Making financial decisions can be very stressful, particularly if there’s large amounts of money at stake.

But if you have a relationship with a planner providing you with clear, unbiased advice, you can feel confident every step of the way that you’re doing the right thing – and that can be priceless.

Ultimately, working with a planner is an investment in your future, which gives you confidence that your money is working hard for you.

If you can be sure that your affairs are being managed properly, you’ll have the headspace and peace of mind you need to focus on living your life to the full.

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us for an initial meeting if you want to get to grips with your money and put a financial plan in place.

Ring the office on 01246 435996 – we’ll always be delighted to speak with you about your goals, circumstances and how we can help you maximise your wealth.

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Future Life Wealth
Management Limited,
Future House,
54 Ravenshorn Way,
Renishaw, Sheffield S21 3WY

+44 (0) 1246 435 996
info@wealthmanagement.uk.com

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