Veronica Lee
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ
Veronica Lee is a leading financial firm based in the heart of London. Regulated by the FCA under number 480955, they offer specialized advice on life investments, pensions, retirement, and final salary pension transfers. Located near the vibrant City of London, Veronica Lee extends its beneficial financial planning services to the surrounding regions, ensuring clients' financial stability and growth. The firm's strength lies in providing regulated advice, with a focus on tailoring services to suit each client's unique needs. With a friendly and approachable team, they often assist individuals navigating the complexities of their financial journeys for the first time. Find them at 30 Lombard Street, EC3V 9BQ, London, GB.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
Veronica Lee are approved by the FCA to give advice on:
Directions to Veronica Lee from the Motorway
- From the M1:
- Take exit number 2, leading towards Barnet Bypass (Barnet Byp) / Great North Way (N Wy.) / A1.
- Proceed straight onto Barnet Bypass / North Circular Road (N Circular Rd.) / Great North Way / A406. Continue to follow the North Circular Road / A406.
- Turn slightly right onto Falloden Way (Falloden Wy) / A1 and continue to follow Falloden Way.
- Proceed onto Lyttelton Road.
- Next, continue onto Aylmer Road / A1.
- Take a right turn onto Archway Road / A1.
- Take a right turn onto St John's Way / A1.
- St John's Way / A1 turns slightly right transforming into Junction Road.
- Take a slight left onto Brecknock Road / A5200, continue to follow A5200.
- Maintain the right lane to stay on York Way / A5200.
- York Way / A5200 turns left, becoming Wharfdale Road / A5203.
- Turn right onto Caledonian Road / A5203.
- Take a left turn onto Pentonville Road / A501.
- Take a slight right onto King's Cross Road / A201.
- Continue straight to stay on King's Cross Road / A201. Note you will be entering a toll zone shortly. You will exit the toll zone in approximately 450m and re-enter it at Attneave Street in 500m. You will leave the toll zone again in approximately 900m and re-enter it at Ray Street in 950m.
- At Ludgate Circus, turn left onto Ludgate Hill and take note of entering and exiting a toll zone.
- Continue onto St. Paul's Churchyard.
- Next, continue onto Cannon Street. Please note that you will exit a toll zone in approximately 250m at Bow Lane and enter it again in 700m.
- Take a slight right onto Eastcheap.
- Turn left onto Philpot Lane.
- Take a right turn onto Fenchurch Street.
- Turn right onto Mincing Lane. Note the toll zones while you enter and exit.
- Turn right onto Great Tower Street.
- Continue onto Eastcheap.
- Proceed straight onto King William Street.
- Take a right turn onto Nicholas Lane.
- Lastly, turn right onto Lombard Street. Your destination will be on the right.
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