Keels Financial Management
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ

Keels Financial Management, nestled in the heart of London and regulated by the FCA under number 503449, is a beacon of financial planning expertise. Specialising in key areas such as life investments, pensions retirement advice, final salary pension transfers, and holistic financial planning, it caters to both local and regional clients. The firm's location on Lombard Street in the City of London makes it conveniently accessible to those seeking proficient investment planning and regulated advice. Renowned for their client-focused approach and ability to simplify complex financial matters, Keels Financial Management has established itself as a trusted partner in the finance sector. Expect professionalism paired with approachability when engaging their services.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
Keels Financial Management are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Keels Financial Management from the Motorway
- From the M1 Motorway:
- At junction 2, please exit onto Barnet Bypass or Great North Way (A1). Proceed straight onto the Barnet Bypass or North Circular Road/ Great North Way (A406), continuing to follow the North Circular Road route (A406).
- Make a slight right onto Falloden Way (A1) and continue following Falloden Way. Proceed onto Lyttelton Road, then continue onto Aylmer Road (A1). Please make a right turn onto Archway Road (A1), followed by another right turn onto St John's Way (A1).
- St John's Way (A1) will slightly veer to the right and become Junction Road. Make a slight left onto Brecknock Road (A5200), continuing to follow the A5200 route. Keep right to continue on York Way (A5200).
- Please note that York Way (A5200) turns left to become Wharfdale Road (A5203). Turn right onto Caledonian Road (A5203), and then turn left onto Pentonville Road (A501). Make a slight right onto King's Cross Road (A201) and continue straight to remain on King's Cross Road (A201).
- Please be advised of the toll zones: You will enter a toll zone just before Attneave Street, exiting after 450 meters. Reenter the toll zone after 500 meters and exit again after 900 meters. Reentry to the toll zone occurs again after 950 meters at Ray Street.
- Turn left at Ludgate Circus onto Ludgate Hill. Then, continue onto St. Paul's Churchyard and proceed onto Cannon Street. Take a slight right onto Eastcheap, then make a left onto Philpot Lane.
- Please turn right onto Fenchurch Street, followed by a right turn onto Mincing Lane. Once more, be aware of entering and exiting the toll zones. Turn right onto Great Tower Street, continue onto Eastcheap, and proceed straight onto King William Street.
- Finally, make a right turn onto Nicholas Lane, followed by another right onto Lombard Street. Your destination will be situated on the right side.
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