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Relationships make all the difference

The relationship you build with your adviser lies at the heart of everything we do. Your adviser will get to know you and your circumstances completely. We believe that’s the best way to build a long-term, flexible financial plan that truly reflects your wishes and ambitions.

YOU AND YOUR ADVISER

How our advisers take care of you

Our advisers are there to give you a truly personal service. This video features real clients and their advisers.

What to expect from your adviser

Proactive help

Instead of only addressing your immediate priorities, your adviser could suggest other potential issues that you might have overlooked.

Engaging the experts

If your plan calls for specialist knowledge, your adviser will engage the right experts to ensure you are fully supported.

Support when you need it

You and your adviser should review your financial plan regularly and adapt it over time as your needs and priorities change, and your adviser can act as a trusted guide.

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We put our clients first, aiming to deliver financial planning that changes lives for the better. If you’re a motivated and experienced financial adviser, contact us today to find out more about how we work.

Selected articles

Investment Outlook 2021

Our Chief Investment Officer, Marcus Brookes, is joined by Schroders Investment Management's Chief Economist, Keith Wade, to discuss the economic and investment outlook for 2021.

How will we close the minority ethnic career gap?

Despite growing awareness, many minority ethnic employees face obstacles in job progression. A better career path can lead to better financial outcomes and financial wellbeing. Mentoring schemes and senior minority ethnic role models make a big difference There are also huge economic benefits to a more diverse and inclusive workforce

Mind the gap: ethnicity and retirement inequality

The pension gap between white retirees and those from minority ethnic communities is nearly 25%. This can be largely attributed to their often lower earnings during their working lives. And some cultural and communication issues need to be addressed

Talk Money week: 20% of UK consumers say they would keep financial concerns to themselves says research from Schroders Personal Wealth

Talking about your finances is key to ensure you make the most of your hard-earned money – and to tackle any problems. The importance of being open about money matters is highlighted by the campaign – Talk Money Week (9-13 November) – which is designed to improve financial wellbeing by encouraging people to open up about their finances.