Stephen Cameron

My role

I joined Lovewell Blake Financial Planning in 2013 and I am based in the Norwich office. I advise on all aspects of financial planning including, investments for growth and/or income retirement planning, inheritance tax planning for private clients and business owners in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.

About me

I have over 20 years' experience as a Financial Adviser and I am Diploma qualified, hold a current Statement of Professional Standing, as well as being a registered Adviser with the Financial Conduct Authority and a member of the Chartered Insurance and Personal Finance Society. Outside of work, I enjoy Modern Jive dancing and I am a Grand Prix enthusiast and a big Lewis Hamilton fan. I enjoy travelling to other countries for holidays and sometimes for dancing! I have a son who lives and works in Australia and a daughter who lives and works in London.

My sectors and specialisms

Investment Planning for growth and income
Business Protection
Retirement planning
Life cover and protecting your family
Inheritance Tax and Estate Planning
Ethical Investments

Speak to me about

Pension contributions and reviews
Annual Allowance, Lifetime Allowance and Pension input issues
ISAs, Collectives and Investments Bonds
Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs)
Mortgage Protection and Income Protection
Gifting, Trusts and Enterprise Investments Schemes (EIS)

Get in touch with Stephen

Early Retirement Made More Difficult from 2028

10.12.2021

Stephen Cameron

Financial Planning

2 min read

In November 2018, the UK State Pension age was 65 for men and women. However, this has been gradually increasing and when you receive your State Pension now, depends on when you were born. Therefore, State Pension age for all men and women will reach age 67 by 2028.

Stephen Cameron, Lovewell Blake financial planning

How to make your savings work harder for you in a low interest rate environment?

13.04.2021

Stephen Cameron

Financial Planning

3 min read

As we enter a new tax year, many people will be wondering how they can make their savings work harder for them, with interest rates at historically low levels.

Inheritance tax rules for married couples and civil partners

04.06.2020

Stephen Cameron

Financial Planning, Tax

3 min read

Without careful financial planning, you may find that much of the wealth you spent your lifetime creating may be taken in tax rather than being passed to your loved ones.