My role
I am a Financial Consultant and I work mainly from the Norwich office but do travel to the other offices in the region. I cover all areas of financial planning, with most of my work around pensions and tax planning. I work closely with our tax specialists, our agriculture team and the corporate team.
About me
I live in Horsford with my wife and two sons Oliver and Liam. I have a number of qualifications within financial planning as well as a degree in financial planning and banking. I have worked in the financial services industry since leaving school in 1999 and I am currently working towards my advanced qualification in financial planning.
Outside of work I spend a lot of time watching football. I am a Norwich City season ticket holder and I coach my youngest son's football team. I am the vice chairman of Horsford FC. Away from football I try to keep active which mostly involves long walks.
My sectors and specialisms
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Investment planning for growth and income
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Business protection
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Retirement planning
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Life cover and protecting your family
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Inheritance Tax and Estate planning
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Ethical Investments
Speak to me about
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Pension contributions and review
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Annual Allowance, Lifetime Allowance and Pension input issues
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ISA, Collectives and Investment Bonds
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Venture Captial Trusts (VCTs)
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Mortgage Protection and Income Protection
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Gifting, Trusts and Enterprise Investment Schemes (EIS)
Latest Articles
New tax year, new ISA allowance
A new tax year brings a brand new ISA allowance, which makes now a great time to consider your options, says Chris Egmore of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Business in East Anglia
The pensions measures in the recent Budget is good news for high earners, but there are still some uncertainties.
Don’t panic: those retirement plans are still very much doable
Those approaching retirement and worried about market volatility affecting their pension pots don’t need to panic, says Chris Egmore of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Government to review state pension age for second time
The first Review of State Pension age was undertaken in 2017 but the government has now launched a second pension age state review, which will consider whether the increase to age 68 should be brought forward to 2037-39.