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  • Getting comfortable. 


    Great when you’re on the sofa,

    not so good for your money.

Getting comfortable.

Great when you’re on the sofa,

not so good for your money.

Everyone likes a sit-down with cup of tea and a biscuit every couple of years… but let’s be honest, an Earl Grey and a custard cream isn’t going to secure your financial future. Is your financial adviser working hard enough for you? 


Our reputation means that our advisers’ client lists are filling up fast. 

We will take a look at your current situation in terms of savings, investments and pension and let you know just how well your retirement looks to be shaping up. You may be on track already – or it may time to make some changes. The important thing is knowing – all with no obligation.

Don’t miss out – book a free review of your financial position today.

Choosing a financial adviser is a much bigger decision than you might think. The consequences of picking someone without doing any research will be more significant than doing the same for your gardener or window cleaner


What happens if you pick a dud? 


Sure, you'll get by - but think of the extra tax paid, the dinners out and holidays missed, the inheritance for your children reduced - all for want of talking to a better adviser.

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Furnley House is different

Our award-winning team of qualified financial advisers can help put you on a better path with clear and independent advice. And our charges are highly competitive – meaning you get to keep more of your own money.

93% of Furnley Clients would recommend us*, book your free consultation today to find out why

Our Awards

Named as a Top 100 UK Financial Adviser by New Model Adviser for five years in a row, you can trust Furnley House to act as your financial partner – and not to get too comfortable.

Find out more about Furnley House in our brochure

Don’t miss out – book a free review of your financial position today.

The value of pensions and investments can fall as well as rise, and you could get back less than you invested.


*Based on Furnley House client feedback, January 2023 to May 2023