UK financial advice · Wales

Money decisions weighed with coastal calm

Fairwater Financial Advisory helps households and business owners map pensions, investments, and cash flow before the next large commitment — not after the paperwork is already signed.

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Flagship consultation

Comprehensive financial planning

A structured engagement for people who hold pensions and savings across several providers and need a written sequence of actions — what to review this year, what can wait, and which risks still sit uninsured.

Meetings take place in Heaneyham or by video. Fees are quoted before paid work begins; there is no obligation after the free discovery call.

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Other ways we can help

Each consultation is scoped separately so you are not sold a package you do not need.

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Retirement Income Mapping

Translate workplace pensions, SIPPs, and State Pension forecasts into a sustainable drawdown sequence before you leave work.

From £650

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Investment Portfolio Review

An independent look at existing ISA, GIA, and pension holdings for cost, risk, and whether they still match your aims.

From £450

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Business Owner Cash & Pension Advice

Align limited company extracts, director pensions, and household spending when trading profits need careful sequencing.

From £750

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From clients

Evidence from real planning work

“We came in wanting someone to pick funds. Instead Fairwater made us list care costs for my mother before touching the ISA — slower than I hoped, but the plan finally matched our life in Wales.”

— Helen M., retirement income mapping

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Reading before you book

Short articles on State Pension timing, first meetings, inheritance conversations, and director pensions.