Financial Advice in Surrey

Find local financial planning and advice with Wren Sterling’s network of Independent Financial Advisers

Speak to our Surrey financial advice team

Our team of Independent Financial Advisers operates in Surrey and the surrounding area. You can find us only a short walk away from the Shepperton train station. Or if you’d prefer to discuss your financial planning remotely, you can talk with your Surrey Financial Adviser by phone or online.

Contact us to arrange an initial meeting to see if we can help, with no obligation to proceed.

Financial Advice Surrey

Wren Sterling is a nationwide firm of Independent Financial Advisers supporting clients, including individuals, families and business owners, with their financial future.

We provide Financial Planning services to clients in Surrey and the surrounding areas, offering tailored advice on investments, pensions, protection, estate planning, business financial planning and mortgage advice. You can choose to meet your local Financial Adviser in person, or speak with them by phone or online.

Our Surrey Financial Advisers take the time to understand your goals and circumstances, working with you to bring clarity, structure and confidence to your financial decisions. Whether you’re planning for retirement, reviewing your investments or preparing to pass on your wealth, our team is here to support you every step of the way.

Meet the Surrey team

  • Brian Astridge

    Brian Astridge

    Independent Financial Adviser
    Brian has worked in the financial services sector for almost 30 years. He trained to be an accountant and went on to be an independent financialRead more
  • Lee Bloomfield

    Lee Bloomfield

    Independent Financial Adviser
    Lee has been a financial adviser for 17 years. He is based at the Wren Sterling Shepperton office in Surrey, currently working towards CharteredRead more
  • Tim Hawkins

    Tim Hawkins

    Chartered Financial Planner
    Tim has been a financial adviser for over 25 years. He became an associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute (ACII) early in his career and is nowRead more

Financial Planning FAQ

  • At what age should I consider a Financial Planner?

    At what age should I consider a Financial Planner?

    You don’t need to reach a certain age to benefit from Financial Planning. Many people speak to a Financial Planner when they start building savings, buy a home, change jobs, or begin thinking about retirement. Others reach out after a life event such as marriage, having children, divorce or receiving an inheritance. Whenever you want clarity about your financial future, guidance from a Financial Planner can help you make confident, informed decisions.

  • How much money do I need to benefit from Financial Planning?

    How much money do I need to benefit from Financial Planning?

    You don’t need a set amount of money to benefit from Financial Planning – what matters is having clarity around your goals and the right guidance to support them. The cost of Financial Advice will depend on the work involved and the assets we’re advising on. Fees may be fixed, based on a percentage of your assets, or charged according to the time required. We’ll always explain any costs upfront once we understand your needs, and no work will go ahead until you’re happy to proceed.

  • What can I expect in an initial consultation with a local Financial Adviser?

    What can I expect in an initial consultation with a local Financial Adviser?

    Your first meeting is an opportunity to talk openly about your goals, concerns and financial priorities. Your Financial Adviser will ask questions to understand your circumstances, explain where Financial Planning may help, and outline how the process works. There’s no obligation to proceed, the purpose of the conversation is simply to help you decide whether Financial Advice is right for you and what the next steps might look like.

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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