Humboldt Financial Limited
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- Swan House, 33 Queen Street, London, City of London, EC4R 1AP
Humboldt Financial Limited, located near the City of London's thriving Queen Street, are specialists in life investments, pensions retirement advice and comprehensive financial planning. As a company regulated by the FCA under number 826457, they provide trustworthy services across London and surrounding areas. Ensuring their clients feel comfortable while navigating the financial landscape is a pillar of Humboldt's ethos. Catered specifically to each client's needs, Humboldt assists in tackling the challenges of financial planning. Their expert team, often working with local families and small businesses, is known for being both professional and approachable. Location: Swan House, 33 Queen Street, EC4R 1AP, London, GB. Discover the Humboldt difference today.
Their team includes 11 financial advisers. Check FCA registration here.
Humboldt Financial Limited are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Humboldt Financial Limited from the Motorway
- From the M1, at Junction 2, exit onto Barnet Bypass and Great North Way, also known as A1. Continue straight onto Barnet Bypass, North Circular Road, Great North Way, also referred to as A406, ensuring to follow the North Circular Road and A406 throughout. Take a slight right onto Falloden Way, which is labeled as A1, and continue on this road.
- Proceed onto Lyttelton Road, before transitioning onto Aylmer Road, also known as A1. Make a right turn onto Archway Road, or A1, followed by another right turn onto St John's Way, which is also marked as A1. Note that St John's Way, or A1, turns slightly to the right and becomes Junction Road.
- Take a slight left onto Brecknock Road, designated as A5200, and follow A5200 accordingly. Stay to the right to continue on York Way, which is also A5200. Please be aware that York Way (A5200) turns left and turns into Wharfdale Road (A5203), after which you should make a right turn onto Caledonian Road, or A5203.
- Next, turn left onto Pentonville Road, or A501, and proceed with a slight right onto King's Cross Road, which is marked as A201. Continue straight to stay on King's Cross Road and follow A201 accordingly. You will enter and exit toll zones multiple times in this stretch of the journey, first entering at Attneave Street, then exiting after 450 meters, then re-entering after 500 meters, before finally leaving the toll zone after 900 meters and entering one last time at Ray Street.
- Turn left at Ludgate Circus onto Ludgate Hill, where you will again transition between leaving and entering toll zones. Continue onto St. Paul's Churchyard and then onto Cannon Street, exiting the toll zone after 250 meters at Bow Lane.
- Make a right turn onto College Hill, where you will enter a toll zone, and then make a right at the first cross street onto Cloak Lane. Finally, turn left onto Queen Street. Your destination will be on the right side.
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