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  2 Winchester Street
Whitchurch
Hampshire
RG28 7AL

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 chartered accountancy, inheritance tax planning, mortgage, retirement planning, financial planning, wealth management

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About Us Kingsley Financial Management Limited offer a full holistic financial planning service. We will look at your complete financial situation to clearly understand your financial goals and aspirations before making any recommendations to you.

You can choose to work on either a fee or commission basis and we are happy to work on either.

With over 20 years experience of advising clients we find that we are able to offer advice and support for a variety of financial situations

Protection Financial products are sometimes at their most useful when they are protecting our families, our incomes or our property. Whilst insuring ourselves against an undesirable event such as sickness or even death may not be a pleasant thing to think about, the benefit of being able to set financial issues aside at emotionally difficult times cannot be overlooked.

There are many ways in which a family can protect itself, and because of the large range of products available there is usually an appropriate policy for most circumstances, and most budgets.

There are many different ways to protect your family and your standard of living when you need it most. Click on the Protection options button to learn more about these.

Savings & Investments Why are we encouraged to save money? From childhood most of us are told to put away money to save for the future - perhaps for something special? Or perhaps to be sure that when we really need something we have the funds to acquire it, without taking on debt? Whether you place your money in a piggy bank, or in a multinational investment house, our aims are broadly the same; to provide for our future needs, and to protect ourselves against unexpected causes of expenditure.

When planning your finances, it is important to distinguish the difference between savings and investments. Savings are generally funds that you set aside, but can be accessed relatively quickly. These savings are often for a specific need or purchase, like a holiday or a new car. The most common way of ‘saving’ is into a bank account (‘deposit’ account) where the money can be accessed in an emergency, and for every £1 you put in, you will get £1 back (short of a bank collapse!), and possibly some interest.

Mortgages - The Basics Mortgages are one of the largest single transaction in most people’s lives. Buying a property can be a stressful and time consuming experience, although nowadays the financing of a mortgage is a case of finding and selecting the most suitable deal, rather than simply accepting a lender’s offer.

Hundreds of banks, building societies, and smaller niche lenders compete for your business, all offering a variety of interest rate deals, associated fees and other enhancements to attract borrowers.

There remains two main methods of repaying a mortgage loan, and it is possible to set up the mortgage on a ‘part repayment and part interest only’ basis. A description of these methods is provided below.

Independent Advice If you go to your high street bank you may be greeted by a financial adviser, but they could well be ‘tied’ to recommending and promoting the products of the bank, or a single insurance/investment company to which the bank has an allegiance. So why do we need independent advisers, and how can customers be sure they are getting a fair deal?

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