White Peak Wealth Management LTD

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30A Town Street, Duffield, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 4EH

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https://www.whitepeakwm.co.uk

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FCA Number: 574563

White Peak Wealth Management Ltd, regulated by the FCA under number 574563, is a prominent financial services provider based in the bustling market town of Belper, Derbyshire. Offering optimal solutions in areas such as life insurance, pensions retirement advice, financial planning, and final salary pension transfers, White Peak caters to clients across the East Midlands. The company prides itself on providing regulated advice tailored to individual needs while maintaining a client-focused approach. Whether you're a first-time investor or planning for a secure retirement, White Peak's team at Town Street, Duffield, effortlessly turns complex financial conversations into simple and relatable discussions. Trust White Peak for comprehensive financial guidance anchored in experience and reliability.

Their team includes 2 financial advisers. Check FCA registration here.

White Peak Wealth Management LTD are approved by the FCA to give advice on:

• ✔ Pensions & Retirements
• ✔ Financial Planning
• ✔ Investments
• ✔ Mortgage
• ✔ Equity Release
• ✔ Life Insurance

Directions to White Peak Wealth Management LTD from the Motorway

1. From the M1:
2. Proceed to the M69 ramp towards Birmingham and Coventry.
3. Upon reaching the roundabout, take the fourth exit that leads onto the M1 ramp in the direction of Nottingham, Newark, and North Leicester.
4. Merge onto the M1 motorway, ensuring to keep right in order to remain on the M1.
5. At junction 24, exit via the A50 or A453 routes towards Stoke, Derby, or South Nottingham.
6. At the Kegworth Interchange, proceed to take the third exit that leads onto the A50.
7. Veering slightly left, continue onto the A6 ramp heading towards Derby and Alvaston.
8. Move onto Derby Spur, also referred to as the A6.
9. When approaching the roundabout, take the second exit that leads onto Alvaston Bypass, also known as the A6, and continue on this bypass.
10. Proceed on Raynesway, otherwise known as the A5111 motorway.
11. Take the exit towards Brian Clough Way, which is also the A52.
12. Taking a slight left, merge onto Brian Clough Way or the A52, moving in the direction of the City Centre, Matlock, or the A6.
13. Upon reaching the roundabout, take the second exit onto Eastgate, alternatively known as The Upas.
14. Slightly turning right, stay on The Upas.
15. Continue onto St Alkmund's Way, also signposted as the A601.
16. Take the A6 ramp towards Matlock, Allestree, Quarndon, Duffield, or the University.
17. Continue onto King Street or the A6, always following the A6.
18. Keeping right, proceed on West Avenue or the A6.
19. At Palm Court Island, make sure to take the third exit onto Duffield Road, also marked as the A6, and follow the A6. Your destination will be on the left-hand side.

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