Credius Wealth LTD

: Senator House, 85 Queen Victoria Street, London, City of London, EC4V 4AB

: FCA Number: 542818

Located in the heart of London, Credius is a reliable financial planning firm (FCA no. 542818). They specialise in regulated life and investment advice, with particular expertise in pensions retirement planning and final salary pension transfers. Credius, situated at Senator House on Queen Victoria Street, combines professional knowledge with a personalised approach to cater to your financial needs. Proudly serving the City of London and surrounding areas, they offer practical financial solutions in an ever-changing environment. Their commitment to transparency and tailored services has earned them a trusted reputation among both locals and those across the broader region. Trust Credius for approachable, informed, and client-focused advice that prioritises your financial future.

Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.

Credius Wealth LTD are approved by the FCA to give advice on:

Note: Permissions displayed are inherited from the Principal Network. Explicit limits for this Appointed Representative are governed by private contract.

Directions to Credius Wealth LTD from the Motorway

From the M1:
At junction 19, take the A14 exit towards Felixstowe/Kettering.
Merge onto the M6.
Proceed onto the A14.
Then continue onto the M11, following the signs for London.
Ensure you keep to the right to remain on the M11.
It is important to keep to the left in order to stay on the M11.
Next, proceed onto Exit 4.
Merge onto North Circular Road also known as A406.
At the roundabout, take the third exit onto the A13 ramp, which is directed towards Central London/Isle of Dogs/Canary Wharf.
Proceed on the ramp towards Central London/Isle of Dogs/Canary Wharf.
Make a slight right turn onto Newham Way, also known as the A13. Continue to follow the A13 route.
Continue onto East India Dock Road which is also the A1261. Remember to continue following the A1261 route.
Ensure you keep right to continue on Limehouse Link Tunnel, also identified as the A1203. Continue to follow the A1203 route.
Proceed on Tower Hill also known as the A100.
Continue onto Minories, also known as the A1211, whereupon you will be entering and leaving a toll zone.
Continue straight onto Minories where you will be entering a toll zone again.
Make a left turn onto Aldgate.
Then turn left onto Fenchurch Street.
Subsequently, turn left onto Mincing Lane.
Make a right turn onto Great Tower Street.
Proceed onto Eastcheap.
Continue straight onto King William Street.
Take a slight left turn onto Cannon Street, noting that you will leave the toll zone in 450 meters.
Turn left onto Queen Victoria Street, during this route you will enter and exit another toll zone.
Your destination will be found on your left.

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