RETIREMENT PLANNING (UK) LIMITED

: Retirement Planning UK Ltd, Christchurch House, Christchurch Way, Stone, Staffordshire, ST15 8ZB

: FCA Number: 401320

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Retirement Planning UK Ltd is a trusted financial firm, regulated by the FCA under number 401320. Conveniently based in Stone, Staffordshire, close to major cities, they offer comprehensive financial services throughout the UK. Specialising in pensions retirement advice, financial planning, life insurance, and investments, they are dedicated to helping clients navigate their financial journey. Renowned for their approachable style, they are often the first choice for individuals seeking expert advice for the first time. Located at Christchurch House, on Christchurch Way, the firm's professionalism and client-focused ethos make them a reliable partner for all your financial needs. Turn to Retirement Planning UK for your financial guidance.

Their team includes 2 financial advisers and 4 mortgage brokers. Check FCA registration here.

RETIREMENT PLANNING (UK) LIMITED are approved by the FCA to give advice on:

Note: Permissions displayed are inherited from the Principal Network. Explicit limits for this Appointed Representative are governed by private contract.

Directions to RETIREMENT PLANNING (UK) LIMITED from the Motorway

From the M6 motorway:
At Junction 5, please exit onto Princess Parkway (also known as A5103), heading toward M56, Chester, Manchester Airport, Birmingham, and M6. Continue straight to remain on the Princess Parkway / A5103.
Ensure that you keep to the right to continue onto the M56. Please follow the signs for Chester, Warrington, M'cr Arpt, Wythenshawe, Birmingham, and M6. Take the exit toward A556, and keep to the right to continue onto A556. Proceed with a slight left turn before merging onto the M6 motorway.
At Junction 18, take the A54 exit towards Chester, Northwich, and Middlewich. You will then enter a roundabout, and should exit the roundabout onto the M6 ramp leading to Stoke-on-Trent and Birmingham. Merge onto the M6 motorway.
At Junction 15, take the A500 exit leading to Stoke-on-Trent, Stone, Derby, and A50. When you reach Hanchurch Interchange, take the third exit onto Newcastle Road (A519). Turn left onto Whitmore Road / B5038 and continue to follow B5038.
Turn right onto Stone Road / A34. At the roundabout, take the second exit and stay on Stone Road / A34. Once again at the following roundabout, take the second exit and stay on Stone Road / A34, continuing to follow A34.
When you reach Darlaston Inn Roundabout, take the first exit and stay on A34. This route requires passing through two roundabouts. At the following roundabout, take the first exit onto Newcastle Road / B5027 and continue to follow this road.
Finally, veer slightly right onto Christchurch Way / A520. Your destination will be located on the right side.

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