Find a financial adviser
Search your postcode or town and we'll show you the FCA-regulated financial adviser for your area. They work with women going through a divorce, a bereavement or working for themselves.
Where our advisers are
Each adviser covers their own area. Pick yours to see who it is.
- East of England
- Midlands
- London
- South
Or find your area on the map
The shaded areas have an adviser based there. Click one to see who it is.
Checking an adviser
Every adviser listed is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. You can look up any adviser or firm on the FCA register before you get in touch.
Helena.finance is free to use. The financial advisers listed here pay us a flat fee to be included. We don't take commission and we don't get paid more if you become a client.
All advisers by area
BrightonBN
- John Velasco, Temple Wealth
- David Rackham, Temple Wealth
CambridgeCB
- Sarah Nelis, Insight IFA
ChelmsfordCM
- Eliana Marzell, Insight IFA
ColchesterCO
- Jade Carter, Insight IFA
CoventryCV
- Pam Atkins, Insight IFA
GuildfordGU
- Greg Holden, Temple Wealth
IpswichIP
- Bardhe Lleshaj, Insight IFA
LeicesterLE
- Fliss Wallace, Seymour Financial
Milton KeynesMK
- Gular Nuriyeva, Insight IFA
North LondonN
- Bridie Solferino, Insight IFA
NorwichNR
- Jenna Chandler, Insight IFA
PortsmouthPO
- Aylin Jones, Temple Wealth
South West LondonSW
- Georgianna Lacey-Scane, Insight IFA
StevenageSG
- Alice-Ward Smith, Insight IFA
TonbridgeTN
- Alice Ruben, Seymour Financial
Financial advice for women at a turning point
Most people don't go looking for a financial adviser out of curiosity. They go because something has changed. A marriage has ended, someone has died, or they've started working for themselves and realised nobody is paying into a pension for them any more.
Those moments tend to bring big decisions that are hard to undo, at a time when it's hard to think clearly. An adviser can tell you what each option will cost you, so the choice you make is one you understand.
Enquiring is free and you're not committing to anything. If you'd rather talk to a woman, that's a normal thing to ask for. You can tick the box when you search, or see the female advisers in our network.
What our advisers help with
- Divorce and separation
Valuing pensions, dividing property, and checking that a proposed settlement works on the income you'll have afterwards.
- After a bereavement
Survivor benefits, inherited pensions, probate and Inheritance Tax, and planning around one income.
- Working for yourself
Pensions when no employer pays in, protecting your income if you can't work, and planning around a business you may sell.
Common questions
How do I find a financial adviser near me?
Search your postcode or town, pick your town from the list, or click your area on the map. You'll see the FCA-regulated adviser for your area and can send them a message. If nobody is based near you yet, we'll show you the nearest adviser, who can work with you by video or in person.
What does a financial adviser cost?
Advisers set their own fees. Some charge an hourly rate, some a fixed fee for a piece of work, and some a percentage of the money they look after. Enquiring is free, and the adviser has to tell you their fees in writing before any work starts.
Do I need a financial adviser for a divorce?
Not always, but pensions are the usual reason people wish they'd had one. A solicitor handles the legal process. Working out what a pension is really worth, and whether a proposed split leaves you enough to live on, is a financial question.
Can I ask for a female financial adviser?
Yes. Tick the box when you search and we'll show you a female adviser first. We also list the female advisers in our network on their own page.
Are the advisers on Helena.finance regulated?
Yes. Every adviser listed is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. You can check any adviser or firm on the FCA register before you get in touch.
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