Benjamin Williamson
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ

Benjamin Williamson is a respected financial institution, based in the heart of London's financial district on Lombard Street. This FCA-regulated firm (ref. 976146) offers comprehensive financial services spanning life and investment planning, pensions retirement advice, and specialised final salary pension transfers. From first-time investors to seasoned retirees, their expertise focuses on making financial planning approachable and customised to unique client needs. Benjamin Williamson serves clients across London and its surrounding counties, reinforcing their reputation for regulated advice and tailor-made solutions. Trust your financial future to the specialists at Benjamin Williamson, where secure investments and practical retirement strategies are their craft.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
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Directions to Benjamin Williamson from the Motorway
- From the M1 Motorway:
- At Junction 2, please exit onto Barnet Bypass/Great North Way, also known as A1. Continue straight on this road as it transitions into Barnet Bypass/North Circular Road/Great North Way/A406. Please ensure to keep following North Circular Road/A406.
- Next, take a slight right onto Falloden Way, also identified as A1. Continue along Falloden Way until it proceeds onto Lyttelton Road. Upon reaching the end of Lyttelton Road, continue onto Aylmer Road/A1.
- At this point, make a right turn onto Archway Road, denoted as A1, and then another right onto St John's Way, also indicated as A1. Take a slight left onto Sandridge Street/A1 and continue to follow A1.
- Please make a right turn onto Highbury Corner, followed by a straight continuation onto Canonbury Road, which is marked as A1200. Please keep following A1200 until it merges onto City Road/A501.
- Turn right onto Old Street, labelled as A5201, and then take a slight left onto City Road/A501, continuing to follow A501. You will enter a toll zone before leaving it. You will re-enter the toll zone, leave it in 400 metres, then enter it again in 450 metres, only to leave it again in 700 metres at South Place.
- Your journey continues on Moorgate, where you will enter another toll zone. Make a right turn onto Lothbury, then a left onto Old Jewry, where you will exit the toll zone. Take another left onto Poultry, entering yet another toll zone, which you will soon leave. Please note that Poultry is closed from Monday to Friday, between 7:00AM and 7:00PM.
- You will continue onto Cornhill, re-entering the toll zone. Be aware that parts of Cornhill are closed from Monday to Friday, between 7:00AM and 7:00PM.
- Finally, turn right onto Birchin Lane, leaving the toll zone. Please remember that Birchin Lane is closed from Monday to Friday, between 7:00AM and 7:00PM. Turn left onto Lombard Street, entering the final toll zone. Your destination will be on the right side.
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