Bury Financial Advisers

Meet Charlene, newest member to the Adviser team here at Bury Financial Advisers. You can contact Charlene on 0161 763 8711 or email her at [email protected] where she will be more than happy to offer advice and recommendations .

If you wish to discuss anything contained within this article with one of advisers give us a call 0161 763 8711

How well do you know your workplace pension? Many more of us are saving into workplace pensions – good! Very few of us take any further interest in those pensions – bad! By not looking more carefully at how your pension is invested, you could be missing out on tens or even hundreds of thousands of pounds in retirement. If you’re employed in [&...

Specialist in investments and Pensions. Truly putting our money where our mouth is and making YOUR money work for YOU.

Bury Financial Advisers was set up in April 2009 by Paul Brown and the company continues to go from strength to strength. The business has grown somewhat from the early days and the company now consists of 9 members of staff including 3 advisers and 6 support staff. We have a great little team and everyone takes pride in delivering excellent service to our clients.

We offer financial advice across the spectrum including (but not exclusively) Individual Protection, Group Protection and Corporate Financial Planning but we actually specialise in Wealth Management (Investments & Pensions). In particular, we have a lot of experience of Occupational Pensions and Pension & Divorce cases.

Webb promises ‘cheap’ annual small pot pension transfers - FTAdviser.com Pensions minister hits at those still “whingeing” about small pots as government plans are already in process.

So true!

Please share if you like. It's time things changed! :)

Scot Wids won't provide data for Lakey CI site | News | Money Marketing Widows only major CI provider that has refused to supply its historical critical-illness definitions and claim data.

Good for investors, less good for pensioners

Bank of England pulls QE trigger - Citywire The Bank of England has decided to launch quantitative easing (QE), pumping £50 billion into the economy and keeping rates oh hold.

Football - The investment game. A look at our investment process through the medium of football http://t.co/xkJz0pk7

BBC News - Who, What, Why: How would Greece switch currencies? http://t.co/il0o5wS7