Financial Divisions
Chartered Financial Planner

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Chartered Financial Planner (Servicing role)
London/Hybrid
Salary up to £75k + bonus
About the Company
A highly regarded and fully independent Chartered Financial Planning firm is seeking an experienced Chartered Financial Planner to join its growing team in London.
About the Role
This is a rare opportunity for an adviser who enjoys working closely with clients and delivering high-quality holistic financial planning without the pressure of business development targets. The successful individual will inherit and manage an established portfolio of approximately 100 affluent and ultra-high-net-worth families. The role is centred on building long-term relationships and providing expert advice across all aspects of wealth management and financial planning.
Responsibilities
- Manage an established portfolio of circa 100 HNW and UHNW client families
- Conduct annual and ongoing client reviews
- Deliver holistic financial planning advice across:
- Retirement and pension planning
- Investment planning
- Inheritance Tax (IHT) planning
- Estate and succession planning
- Protection planning
- Work closely with clients, their families, and professional connections
- Oversee client portfolios and identify planning opportunities as client circumstances evolve
- Maintain strong relationships, generating referrals and introductions through exceptional service
- Collaborate with an experienced paraplanning and administration team to deliver an outstanding client experience
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Qualifications
- Chartered Financial Planner status (or close to completion)
- Proven experience advising HNW and/or UHNW clients
- Strong technical knowledge across pensions, investments, trusts, estates, and tax planning
- A relationship-led adviser who is passionate about delivering exceptional client outcomes
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Ability to manage an existing client bank with professionalism and attention to detail


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Pay range and compensation package
- Basic salary up to £75,000
- Performance-related bonus
- Established client portfolio from day one
- Fully independent advice proposition
- Chartered firm with an excellent reputation
- High-quality HNW and UHNW client base
- Genuine long-term career development opportunities
- Supportive and collaborative working environment
For a confidential discussion, please get in touch and email your CV to ursulasloan@financialdivisions.co.uk
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