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- Over 25 years experience providing expert advice to our clients
- Range of services from mortgages and commercial finance, to insurance and financial planning
- Our teams provide a premium, personalised and transparent service to all our clients
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INSURANCE & PROTECTION
Our teams of advisers cover Private Client, Commercial and Legal Indemnity Insurance plus Protection products. We work with a panel of leading insurance providers to ensure we find the most competitive and comprehensive insurance for our clients.

FINANCIAL PLANNING
Our independent financial advisers work across all areas of Financial Planning. From retirement strategies to investment strategies and inheritance tax planning, we can help you plan ahead for a more comfortable future.

COMMERCIAL
Recognised as a highly experienced commercial real estate team, our experts offer a bespoke structuring and execution service across all sectors including commercial real estate, development, hotels and healthcare.

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BANK OF ENGLAND VOTES TO CUT THE BASE RATE TO 4.5 PER CENT IN FEBRUARY 2025
The Bank of England has today decided to cut the base rate to 4.5%. Commenting on the Bank’s decision, Mark Harris, chief executive of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients, says: “As widely expected, the Monetary Policy Committee voted to reduce interest rates by a quarter-point

SPF PRIVATE CLIENTS LAUNCHES BUSINESS FINANCE DIVISION
SPF Private Clients (SPF) is launching a Business Finance division to assist small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners access competitive funding solutions. Craig Ashton and Tom Naidu will draw upon their backgrounds in business finance and commercial lending to offer the full range of business

FALLING INFLATION ENHANCES CHANCE OF FEBRUARY RATE CUT
News that the rate of consumer prices index (CPI) inflation fell to 2.5 per cent in December, a surprise dip from November’s 2.6 per cent, bodes well for the future direction of interest rates. Although the Bank of England’s inflation target is 2 per cent,
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