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How to choose a financial adviser

Here’s how to go about finding a financial adviser that is right for you:

Check your adviser isn’t tied to any product providers. Confirm they are independent or whole-of-market, so they can advise you on all relevant products.
Choose an adviser with the right specialisms. For example, if you’re looking to fund long-term care, you may want a different adviser from one who specialises in wealth management. Make sure you know which areas they cover before agreeing to use their service.
Check that your adviser is FCA registered – Unbiased advisers are FCA registered.
If you’re in a couple, see your adviser together at the first meeting, whether this is in person or online. This makes it much easier to discuss your financial priorities.
At you first meeting (which is usually free) ask about the adviser’s fees. Check what you would be asked to pay, why and when, and what you will receive in return.
Gather all your financial records together for your first meeting – from bank statements to pension and mortgage documents. Even if you don’t think it’s relevant, your adviser needs as much info as possible.
Do you get along well with the adviser? Good rapport will help you understand each other and reduce the risk of miscommunication.
If you think you may need ongoing advice over a period of time, ask your adviser about continuity of advice. Will they continue to act for you or will you be passed on to others at the firm?

Do I need a financial adviser?

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