We specialise in financial planning for barristers, working closely with our clients to plan and invest for their long-term futures.
We specialise in financial planning for barristers, working closely with our clients to plan and invest for their long-term futures.
Our understanding and experience of life at the bar helps bring much needed transparency to help you feel more empowered, confident, and able to make more informed financial decisions regarding your future.
The early years at the bar are all consuming as you experience life at the bar and learn how you are going to develop your practice in line with the life you want.
The steps you take in your early years can have a profound impact on your future, however, financial planning often falls to the wayside.
We help you understand your current position, establish the right structures to protect yourself from periods of inactivity, delayed payments, or unexpected expenses and allow you to focus on your initial goals such as saving for your first home.
With an established practice you have become more familiar with the ebbs and flows of the year, you will likely have some savings and are looking to ensure your financial affairs are organised in a manner which supports your longer term goals.
We help bring structure and coherence to what already exists, improve tax efficiency, and every element of your financial position is working in tandem.
If you have ambitions, whether building towards a KC application, an extended period away from the bar, or simply ensuring that your growing income is being put to work effectively we build a plan around them.
As a senior member of the bar we help you prepare for the bigger transitions in life including taking silk, a judicial appointment, a reduction in practice or retirement.
We work with senior practitioners to bring clarity and intention to this period. That means detailed planning around retirement income and drawdown, estate structuring, inheritance tax, and the preservation of wealth accumulated over a career.
We understand that what matters most at this stage is not the accumulation of more, but the confident management of what exists and the freedom to focus on what comes next.