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We understand pensions. You’ll understand us.
Honesty. That's our approach summed up in a word. Before starting Simple Financial Advice we all spent decades in the pensions market, and we know its faults.
That's why we're determined to do things differently. We believe the job of experts is to understand complex things so well that they can explain them in simple terms. We listen, we analyse, we listen again. Then we provide clear recommendations in plain English. Clients welcome the savings our transparent, fixed-fee approach delivers. With no commission or hidden costs, you know exactly what you'll be paying. Better still, you'll be paying less. And you can be confident of clear, impartial advice from pensions and finance experts.
Our team has over 80 years' experience. In that time we've been advisors, consultants, planners and trainers. And we've helped hundreds of people to choose the right pension scheme, optimise existing arrangements, make sense of over-complicated portfolios and readjust after receiving faulty advice elsewhere. We believe that life in retirement is there to be enjoyed. We can help with that by freeing you from pension worries.
MD and Advisor
Pension & Tax Advisor
Head of Paraplanning
Director
Senior Administrator
We communicate our costs in simple language, without the usual jargon
We provide full transparency so there are no hidden surprises
A quality service at a fraction of the price of many traditional advisors
A fixed fee service for both initial consultation and ongoing advice
Most financial advisors charge on average 0.85% of your total fund as ongoing advice fees. That’s where we are different, offering a fixed fee of £2,500 whatever your position.
User the slider to select the total value of your fund, then see how much you can save. Simple!
Typical ongoing advice fee
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£2,500
As a result, you can be confident that you are dealing with an ethical and professional advice firm. Experts who have your best interests at heart and aren’t trying to sell you anything.
My defined benefit scheme options were unclear and had recently taken early retirement from a senior position in a bank.
Janet had been made redundant from a senior position at aged 56 and wished to retire from full time employment.
I was approaching my defined pension retirement date and was unsure of which option to take.
