James Cook
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ
James Cook is a reputable, FCA-regulated firm (registration number 931760), centrally located in London's bustling Lombard Street. In the heart of the financial district, this trustworthy company specialises in life and investment solutions, alongside valuable pensions retirement advice. They are renowned for their comprehensive financial planning services and expert handling of final salary pension transfers. With a client-focused approach, they primarily cater to clients in the City of London and throughout Greater London. Whether you're planning for your future or seeking a secure retirement strategy, James Cook offers tailored, regulated advice to meet your individual financial goals. Experience smooth navigation through your financial journey with their professional yet approachable team.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
James Cook are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to James Cook from the Motorway
- From the M1 motorway, exit at junction two onto Barnet Bypass or Great North Way, also known as A1. Proceed straight onto Barnet Bypass, North Circular Road, Great North Way, or A406, following North Circular Road or A406.
- Take a slight right onto Falloden Way or A1, continuing on Falloden Way. Proceed onto Lyttelton Road, then onto Aylmer Road or A1. Make a right turn onto Archway Road or A1, followed by another right onto Saint John's Way or A1.
- Saint John's Way or A1 turns slightly to the right and becomes Junction Road. Take a slight left onto Brecknock Road or A5200, continuing on A5200. Stay in the right lane to continue onto York Way or A5200.
- York Way or A5200 turns left and becomes Wharfdale Road or A5203. Make a right turn onto Caledonian Road or A5203, then a left onto Pentonville Road or A501.
- Make a slight right onto King's Cross Road or A201, continuing straight to stay on King's Cross Road or A201. This route follows A201 while entering a toll zone, exiting the toll zone in 450 meters, reentering the toll zone in 500 meters at Attneave Street, leaving again in 900 meters, and reentering once more in 950 meters at Ray Street.
- Turn left at Ludgate Circus onto Ludgate Hill while leaving and then entering a toll zone. Continue onto Saint Paul's Churchyard, then onto Cannon Street, where you will leave a toll zone in 250 meters at Bow Lane, and enter another in 700 meters.
- Make a slight right onto Eastcheap, then turn left onto Philpot Lane, and make a right onto Fenchurch Street. Turn right onto Mincing Lane, leaving and reentering a toll zone.
- Turn right onto Great Tower Street, then continue onto Eastcheap. Proceed straight onto King William Street, then turn right onto Nicholas Lane followed by another right onto Lombard Street. Your destination will be on the right.
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