Kunal Patel
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ

Kunal Patel, based in the heart of London, City of London, is a reputable financial firm regulated by the FCA (977555). This well-established entity offers a wide range of financial services, including investments, life and pensions retirement advice, final salary pension transfers, and comprehensive financial planning. With a clientele that varies from individuals to families, they provide tailored solutions to achieve financial goals. Located on Lombard Street, they service surrounding areas, ensuring a robust regional coverage. Their reputation for offering regulated advice underscores their commitment to integrity and customer-centric approach. Known for their friendly and professional demeanour, Kunal Patel has become the go-to firm for financial guidance in Greater London.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
Kunal Patel are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Kunal Patel from the Motorway
- From the M1:
- At junction 2, exit onto the Barnet Bypass/Great North Way, also known as A1.
- Continue straight on the Barnet Bypass/North Circular Road/Great North Way/A406 and continue to follow the North Circular Road/A406.
- Take a slight right onto Falloden Way, also noted as A1 and continue to follow Falloden Way.
- Proceed onto Lyttelton Road, then continue onto Aylmer Road/A1.
- Make a right turn onto Archway Road/A1, then another right onto St. John's Way/A1.
- St. John's Way/A1 will veer slightly to the right and become Junction Road.
- Take a slight left onto Brecknock Road/A5200 and continue to follow A5200.
- Keep to the right to continue onto York Way/A5200.
- York Way/A5200 will then make a left turn and become Wharfdale Road/A5203.
- Make a right onto Caledonian Road/A5203 and then a left onto Pentonville Road/A501.
- Take a gentle right onto King's Cross Road/A201.
- Continue straight to stay on King's Cross Road/A201 - follow until you enter the toll zone. Exit the toll zone at approximately 450 meters. Enter the toll zone again in approximately 500 meters at Attneave Street. Exit the toll zone once again after approximately 900 meters. Enter the toll zone again in approximately 950 meters at Ray Street.
- Turn left at Ludgate Circus onto Ludgate Hill- exit and re-enter the toll zone.
- Continue onto St. Paul's Churchyard, then proceed onto Cannon Street. Leave the toll zone at approximately 250 meters at Bow Lane, only to re-enter the toll zone after approximately 700 meters.
- Take a gentle right onto Eastcheap, then make a left onto Philpot Lane.
- Make a right onto Fenchurch Street, then another right onto Mincing Lane - this will involve leaving and re-entering the toll zone.
- Turn right onto Great Tower Street.
- Continue onto Eastcheap, then proceed straight onto King William Street.
- Make a right onto Nicholas Lane.
- Finally, turn right onto Lombard Street. The destination will be on your right.
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