Financial Advice in Inverness

Find local financial advice with Wren Sterling’s network of Independent Financial Advisers based in Inverness

Our Inverness office

A Wren Sterling Financial Planner can help you understand how financial advice could support your goals.

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Financial Advice Inverness

Wren Sterling is a nationwide firm of Independent Financial Advisers. Our team of Financial Planners support individuals, families and business owners helping them feel more secure and in control of their financial future. Our Inverness office opened in June 2025 following the acquisition of City Financial (Aberdeen) Ltd.

We provide Financial Planning services to clients across Inverness and the surrounding area. You can choose to meet your local Financial Adviser to discuss your Financial Planning in person, or speak with them by phone or online.

Whether you need help with retirement planning, selling a business or minimising Inheritance Tax, our local Financial Advisers take the time to understand your goals and circumstances, working with you to bring clarity and structure to your finances.

Talk to a Financial Adviser now on 01463 712752 or

Meet the Inverness team

  • Kevin Munro

    Kevin Munro

    Financial Planner
    Kevin has extensive experience in the financial services industry, having started in 1997. Kevin has become known for his expertise in pensions andRead more
  • Jackie Cameron

    Jackie Cameron

    Financial Planner
    A university graduate, Jackie began working as a Fund Administrator helping to price Life & Pension funds for an international investment servicesRead more
  • Kenny MacDonald

    Kenny MacDonald

    Financial Planner
    Kenny has over 35 years’ experience in financial services. Diploma qualified and a member of the Chartered Insurance Institute, he provides a fullRead more
  • Shoina Smith

    Shoina Smith

    Financial Planner
    Shoina has worked in Financial Services since 1999. After taking a career break in 2016, she is delighted to be back in a Financial Planner role.Read more
  • Andrew Paton

    Andrew Paton

    Mortgage and Protection Adviser
    Andrew has been in financial services since 1985 and as a mortgage broker since 2003. He is happy to provide advice on all aspects of mortgages andRead more
  • Rhianna Watson

    Rhianna Watson

    Financial Planner
    Rhianna has worked in the financial services sector since 2014. She diligently worked through her exams and became Diploma qualified in 2021. As aRead more
  • Andrew Beaton

    Andrew Beaton

    Financial Planner
    Andrew began his career in finance back in 1989 having held various positions with both Nationwide Building Society and Royal Bank of Scotland. He isRead more
  • Alex Cooper

    Alex Cooper

    Financial Planner
    Alex is a Business and Spanish university graduate, and is now a fully qualified financial planner after spending over a decade playing professionalRead more

Financial Planning FAQ

  • What is Independent Financial Advice?

    What is Independent Financial Advice?

    Independent Financial Advice considers products and solutions from the whole of the market, rather than being limited to a single provider or a restricted panel. This means an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) can offer unbiased, personalised recommendations based on what is most suitable for your goals and financial circumstances, drawing on a wide range of pensions, investments, protection products and broader financial planning services.

    What is the value of Financial Advice?
  • What does a Financial Planner help with?

    What does a Financial Planner help with?

    A Financial Planner helps you understand your financial position, identify your goals and build a plan to achieve them. This may include investing, pensions, protection, later‑life planning or reducing Inheritance Tax. A Financial Planner will look holistically at your financial situation so you can make confident decisions to help stay on track as life changes.

  • When should I speak to a Financial Planner?

    When should I speak to a Financial Planner?

    You can benefit from Financial Advice at any stage – whether you’re starting to build wealth, preparing for retirement or navigating a major life event. A Financial Planner can help you understand your options and the long‑term impact of your decisions.

Financial Planning FAQ

  • What is Independent Financial Advice?

    What is Independent Financial Advice?

    Independent Financial Advice considers products and solutions from the whole of the market, rather than being limited to a single provider or a restricted panel. This means an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) can offer unbiased, personalised recommendations based on what is most suitable for your goals and financial circumstances, drawing on a wide range of pensions, investments, protection products and broader financial planning services.

  • What does a Financial Planner help with?

    What does a Financial Planner help with?

    A Financial Planner helps you understand your financial position, identify your goals and build a plan to achieve them. This may include investing, pensions, protection, later‑life planning or reducing Inheritance Tax. A Financial Planner will look holistically at your financial situation so you can make confident decisions to help stay on track as life changes.

  • When should I speak to a Financial Planner?

    When should I speak to a Financial Planner?

    You can benefit from financial advice at any stage – whether you’re starting to build wealth, preparing for retirement or navigating a major life event. A Financial Planner can help you understand your options and the long‑term impact of your decisions.

This information does not constitute personal advice and does not take into account your individual circumstances. You should seek regulated financial advice before making any financial decisions.

The value of your investments can go down as well as up, so you could get back less than you invested. Pensions are long‑term investments. You cannot normally access your pension before age 55, rising to 57 in 2028.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. Unlike most other mortgage advice, advice on buy-to-let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change.

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