Martin De Blocq Van Scheltinga
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ

Located in the heart of London, Martin De Blocq Van Scheltinga is a premier financial firm regulated by the FCA (number 446794). Offering expert advice on investments, pensions, and retirement planning, this firm is particularly adept at final salary pension transfers. It delivers comprehensive financial planning services, supporting individuals to effectively manage their life investments and secure their future. Serving City of London and surrounding areas, this firm has built a solid reputation for its client-centered approach and is known for its professional yet approachable demeanor. Headquartered at 30 Lombard Street, EC3V 9BQ, it has become a trusted partner for those seeking quality regulated advice in financial matters.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
Martin De Blocq Van Scheltinga are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Martin De Blocq Van Scheltinga from the Motorway
- From the M1 motorway, please exit at junction 2 onto Barnet Bypass/Great North Way/A1.
- Proceed straight onto Barnet Bypass/North Circular Road/Great North Way/A406. Continue on this path following the North Circular Road/A406. Take a slight right onto Falloden Way/A1 and continue along Falloden Way.
- Subsequently, carry on onto Lyttelton Road and Aylmer Road/A1. Make a right turn onto Archway Road/A1, followed by another right onto St John's Way/A1. St John's Way/A1 veers slightly to the right and becomes Junction Road.
- Take a slight left onto Brecknock Road/A5200 and follow the same road. Veer right to continue on York Way/A5200. York Way/A5200 turns left and transitions into Wharfdale Road/A5203.
- Next, turn right onto Caledonian Road/A5203 and then left onto Pentonville Road/A501. Veer slightly to the right onto King's Cross Road/A201. Continue straight on King's Cross Road/A201 and follow A201 as you enter and exit the toll zone at intervals; leaving the toll zone at 450 metres, entering again at 500 metres at Attneave Street, leaving at 900 metres, and then re-entering at 950 metres at Ray Street.
- Take a left at Ludgate Circus onto Ludgate Hill as you exit and re-enter the toll zone. Continue onto St. Paul's Churchyard and Cannon Street, exiting the toll zone at 250 metres at Bow Lane and re-entering at 700 metres.
- Move slightly to the right onto Eastcheap, take a left onto Philpot Lane, and a right onto Fenchurch Street. Make a right turn onto Mincing Lane as you exit and re-enter the toll zone. Proceed to make a right onto Great Tower Street and continue onto Eastcheap.
- Continue straight onto King William Street, make a right onto Nicholas Lane and a final right onto Lombard Street. Your destination will be on your right side.
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