Nicholas Heard
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ

Based in the heart of London, Nicholas Heard is an FCA regulated firm (registration number 439682) committed to providing expert financial planning and reliable advice. From life and investments to pensions and retirement advice, they cover a broad range of financial sectors, with specialisation in final salary pension transfers. Operating within the vibrant City of London, they are well-situated to serve clients across the surrounding counties and beyond. You can find them at 30 Lombard Street, London for all your financial needs. Their personalised and professional service makes Nicholas Heard an ideal choice for individuals seeking trustworthy, regulated advice for their financial journey.
Their team includes 2 financial advisers. Check FCA registration here.
Nicholas Heard are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Nicholas Heard from the Motorway
- From the M1, exit at Junction 2 onto the Barnet Bypass (Also known as Great North Way or A1).
- Proceed straight onto the Barnet Bypass, which continues as North Circular Road (Also known as Great North Way or A406). Please remain on North Circular Road.
- Slightly veer right onto Falloden Way (A1) and continue to follow this path.
- Proceed onto Lyttelton Road, which transitions into Aylmer Road (A1).
- Turn right onto Archway Road (A1) and then turn right onto St John's Way (A1).
- St John's Way (A1) takes a slight right turn and becomes Junction Road, please follow accordingly.
- Take a slight left onto Brecknock Road (A5200) and continue to follow A5200.
- Keep right to continue on York Way (A5200).
- York Way (A5200) turns left and becomes Wharfdale Road (A5203), please follow this change.
- Turn right onto Caledonian Road (A5203) and then take a left onto Pentonville Road (A501).
- Slightly veer right onto King's Cross Road (A201).
- Continue straight to stay on King's Cross Road (A201). Please note: you will be entering a toll zone. You will leave the toll zone in 450 meters, only to re-enter it in 500 meters at Attneave Street. You will exit again in 900 meters, and re-enter in 950 meters at Ray Street.
- At Ludgate Circus, turn left onto Ludgate Hill. Please note that you will be leaving and immediately re-entering a toll zone.
- Continue onto St. Paul's Churchyard, which transitions into Cannon Street. You will leave the toll zone in 250 meters at Bow Lane and re-enter it 700 meters ahead.
- Slightly veer right onto Eastcheap and then take a left onto Philpot Lane.
- Turn right onto Fenchurch Street, which transitions into Mincing Lane. Please note that you will be leaving and immediately re-entering a toll zone.
- Next, turn right onto Great Tower Street, continue onto Eastcheap then straight onto King William Street.
- Lastly, turn right onto Nicholas Lane, and another right onto Lombard Street. Your destination will be on your right.
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