New partner spotlight: Introducing Seeker Financial Planning

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It’s important everyone can access financial advice – particularly during these uncertain times – which is why Moneyfactscompare.co.uk is pleased to introduce our new partner, Seeker Financial Planning.

“We’re glad to add Seeker Financial Planning to our list of preferred brokers,” said James Brooks, Website Manager at Moneyfactscompare.co.uk. “They offer vital support to people with savings and investment pots of all different sizes,” he continued.

Some of the services available include investment and retirement planning, guidance on mortgages and specialist banking, as well as intergenerational wealth management. Whether you’re saving to buy your first home, setting money aside for your child’s education or thinking about later life, this means Seeker Financial Planning could help to realise your goals.

“Our team at Seeker Financial Planning are really excited to be working with Moneyfactscompare.co.uk to help their customers with their financial planning,” said Stephen Alger, Spokesperson at Seeker Financial Planning. “Our aim is to make financial planning open and accessible to everyone to help them plan for their futures,” he added.

And, now more than ever, some may be looking for guidance.

“Financial planning is about building and protecting your wealth over the long-term,” said Luke Edwards, Financial Adviser at Seeker Financial Planning. “It’s easy to get caught up in the chaos, however, financial advice can provide a sense of calm by drowning out the noise and instead focusing on keeping your plans on track,” he continued.

Am I able to get financial advice?

“We find that people with under £100,000 often find it difficult to access financial advice. We want to help,” said Alger. “Even if you don’t think you have enough currently saved to be worth taking advice, we want to speak to you and see if we can help grow your wealth,” he continued. Indeed, Edwards explained that “investing can start with smaller amounts and is more accessible than some people may think”^*.