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Personal financial advice
If you're looking for personalised financial advice for that next level of support, our financial advisory service can help.
Important information - please remember that the value of investments, and the income from them, can go down as well as up, so you may get back less than you invest. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and all tax rules may change in the future.
Are you financially ready for life's twists and turns?
Life happens. Both the good and the bad. The planned and the unexpected. If you want to make the most of your money, our financial advisers can help. So, if you're someone who needs help with investing or has complex finances to juggle, they'll help you make better sense of it all - freeing you up to enjoy life, with one less thing to think about.
Building wealth
'How can I manage my investments better? For myself? For my children? For my retirement?'
Retirement
'I've worked hard to build up my pension pot and now my retirement's not far off. I'm wondering what are my income options?'
Bereavement
'My partner passed away. I feel a bit lost when it comes to my finances. Where do I start?'
Divorce
'I've recently divorced. I need to think about my future and put my savings to better use. What should I be thinking about?'
Passing on wealth
'I'm thinking about the future. How can I best provide for my loved ones when I'm gone?'
Receiving a lump sum
'I’ve received an inheritance and want to invest it. What should I do with it?'
Why not see if advice is right for you? At this stage, it's just a chat. There's no commitment (and the initial conversation is free) so you've nothing to lose.
If you or your family are looking for long term financial advice, are aged between 18-79 and have a minimum of £100,000 (which can include pensions) to invest, call us on 0800 222 550 or request a call back.
How our financial advisers can help
They'll listen. They'll understand your needs. And they'll make the complex seem simple with a personal recommendation that takes your financial and life goals into account.
Financial advice personalised to your needs
Our advisers will spend time getting to know you, before coming up with a financial solution. We can advise on a range of investment options, all backed by Fidelity's expertise in investing.
Meet the team
Your Adviser will be with you every step of the way, listening to your life plans. It's this level of understanding that allows them to provide a recommendation that's truly in line with your needs.
Specialist advisers for retirement
This is a highly complex area. Your Adviser will draw on specialist pension transfer and planning expertise as and when you need it.
Steps to taking financial advice
There's no need to rush into anything. We take everything in stages to make sure you're comfortable with what happens next.
1. Free initial discussion
It’s free. You don’t need to commit to anything at this stage. It's just an informal chat to see if you'll benefit from financial advice. What have you got to lose? Call us on 0800 222 550.
2. Getting to know you
If you feel advice and the fees are right for you, we'll take a deeper look at your circumstances and goals. Our advisers will then keep in touch while carrying out research and analysis.
3. Discuss recommendations
Our advisers will discuss your personal report and recommendations with you. Once you're happy, we’ll put the recommendations in place for you.
What you can expect
Our advice service is designed for people looking to invest a minimum of £100,000 (which can include pensions), for the long term.
Here's a brief summary of our services. For full details, please refer to our Terms of Business
During your initial meeting with your Adviser they’ll help you decide if you need advice for an immediate financial need or ongoing advice. With ongoing financial advice your Adviser will meet with you annually (or when required by you) to re-visit your objectives and circumstances and review your investment strategy if needed. Ongoing advice customers also automatically qualify for Wealth Management benefits.
Our financial advice
Our advice broadly falls into two categories:
Savings and investing |
Retirement and pensions |
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Based on your needs your Adviser could recommend a mix of products (and investments) for your personalised investment strategy. These products include Fidelity’s ISA, SIPP and Investment Accounts.
Fidelity investment expertise
What you invest into is really important, whatever the account type you are using. We can advise on a range of investment options, all backed by Fidelity’s expertise in investing.
Our multi asset team is made up of over 100 investment professionals located across the UK, broader Europe, Japan and other parts of Asia. They've been managing multi asset funds for over 40 years, are research-driven and results-oriented and have assets under management of approximately £33 billion as at 30 September 2023. The following all benefit from the investment expertise of our multi asset team.
Fidelity's Discretionary Portfolio Management (DPM) service
Our DPM service provides a diversified approach to investing with seven risk-rated portfolios that are managed for you. Your Adviser can recommend which of these portfolios is right for you. The portfolio managers will then actively monitor and make adjustments to the portfolio you hold so it matches the level of risk/reward you want to take. The DPM is only available for those taking ongoing advice so your Adviser can ensure it remains the right service for you.
Fidelity's Multi Asset Range
When it comes to investing directly into funds we offer several ranges of multi asset risk-rated funds. These offer both active and passive management approaches as well as income producing funds.
Clear and straightforward pricing
First, there's the free, no-obligation meeting to find out if you could benefit from our advice service. We then make sure that you understand the fees that apply to you, so you always know what to expect. For full details, please refer to our Terms of Business.
Get in touch
If you're ready to see how a financial adviser can help you or your family make the most of your money, why not give is a call?
Our advice service is designed for people aged between 18-79, who are looking for long term financial advice and have a minimum of £100,000 (which can include pensions). The first discussion is free and simply to see if advice is right for you.
Call us on 0800 222 550, or request a call back from a member of the team at a time that suits you. Our phone lines are open from 8:30am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 12:30pm Saturday.
Request a call backFor Wealth Management customers who want to talk about advice, contact your Relationship Manager or call the Wealth team on 0800 222 456 to discuss your options in more detail.
Financial advice FAQs
What financial advice does Fidelity offer?
We offer advice on your investments and pensions so you’re more prepared for what your future holds and your future retirement.
- Planning for retirement
- Saving and investing
- Looking into later life income options
- Protecting your wealth and exploring how to pass it on to loved ones
Our advisers can also help you review your current arrangements to consider if they’re working for you or help you to decide if you should consolidate your existing pension schemes into one.
Why should I use Fidelity for financial advice?
We can offer one-off advice or support for as long as you need it. If you decide to take us up on our financial advice recommendation, we'll see it through and make the process as smooth as possible.
We believe in providing great value for money. Your Financial Adviser will talk through the charges based on the level of advice you need.
Our focus is on our customers' investment needs. We understand that you may need support to help make the best decisions for your financial situation and have the experience that you can trust.
Is financial advice worthwhile?
It depends on your personal circumstances and what you’re looking to achieve. However, planning and investing for your future sooner rather than later can help you reach your financial goals, whether that’s for your children, retirement or other expected and unexpected life moments.
How much money do I need to have to get advice?
To use Fidelity’s advice service, you’ll need a minimum of £100,000 to invest.
What do your financial advisers do?
During your free, no-obligation initial meeting your Financial Adviser will outline our services and fees and agree whether our service is right for you.
If you decide to proceed, they’ll discuss your financial goals, personal circumstances and your attitude towards investment risk, to help build a picture of your needs and the things that are important to you.
They’ll use this assessment to determine your priorities, carry out any technical analysis and research if required, before making their recommendations.
If you choose to take ongoing advice your dedicated Adviser will invite you to an annual review meeting where you can discuss your objectives if they've changed and review your investment strategy. Your Adviser will then present you with your Annual Review report and its recommendations (if required).
In addition to the annual meeting, as an ongoing advice customer you can raise any needs or concerns and ask for interim meetings throughout the year, if needed.
How much does Fidelity's advice cost?
If you'd like advice - where we give you a personalised recommendation - there will be a fee for this service. This will be based on a percentage of your investments and whether you need ongoing advice. Your initial meeting with your Adviser will be free and there will be no obligation for you to proceed with our service. In the initial meeting, your Adviser will be able to explain the fees to you in more detail.
How do I pay for financial advice?
- Advice fees - fees can be paid by cheque, bank transfer or as a deduction from your initial investment or pension amount. Fees become payable when we provide you with our advice report. Following your initial free consultation, if you wish to proceed with our advice service for a safeguarded benefit pension transfer, we will require a non-refundable 30% deposit (excluding any potential VAT) before we begin any work on your behalf.
- Annual Financial Review service - payments will be made by deduction from the investment(s) and/or pensions we have advised on that are held with Fidelity Adviser Solutions.
If you’d like to know more, you can talk to our advisers about the different options. Contact us on 0800 222 550 for a free, no-obligation call. Our phone line is open 8:30am to 5:30pm from Monday to Friday. We’re available from 9am to 12:30pm on Saturday too.
Can your financial advisers provide advice on investments and pensions?
Yes, all advisers can advise across both your investments and pensions. If your pension needs are highly complex you’ll be partnered with a specialist adviser.
Will Fidelity manage my financial investments after I've been given advice?
Yes, if you are investing to achieve specific goals. Once our adviser has provided you with your personalised investment strategy, Fidelity's investment experts will then manage your investments. Our Annual Financial Review service provides a more hands-on approach where your Adviser will meet with you annually or as needed, to discuss your objectives and circumstances (if they've changed) and review your investment strategy accordingly.
What if advice isn't right for me now?
Our advice service is designed for people looking to invest for the long-term with a minimum of £100,000 to invest. If that's not the case for you, there are plenty of other ways to invest in a tax-efficient way with Fidelity - including our award-winning ISA and SIPP.
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Choose investments
With thousands of funds, shares, exchange-traded funds and investment trusts on offer, we can give you some options to get you started.
Advice isn't for everyone. It's best taken when you have significant sums to invest (by that we mean over £100,000) as it's a service you pay for.
Our advice broadly falls into two categories:
Savings and investing |
Retirement and pensions |
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Ongoing advice
If you take ongoing advice, you'll have an annual review with your Adviser to check their recommendations continue to reflect your goals and circumstances. You'll also automatically qualify for Wealth Management benefits.
Your personal financial strategy could include a mix of any of the following products or investments:
- Stocks and shares ISA, Self-Invested Personal Pension, Junior ISA, Junior SIPP or Investment Account
- Multi asset funds
- A managed portfolio from our Discretionary Portfolio Management (DPM) service
- An annuity
Our investment solutions draw on expertise from around the world.
Certain products - such as a managed portfolio from our DPM service - will require you to commit to ongoing advice.
Our advice fees
Investing through an adviser could help make your money work harder for you and provide peace of mind about important investment decisions.
You might need investment advice for an immediate financial need or ongoing advice.
Ongoing advice is provided through our Annual Financial Review service for a fee. Your Adviser will meet with you annually (or when required by you) to re-visit your goals and circumstances and review your investment strategy, if needed. Ongoing advice customers also automatically qualify for Wealth Management benefits.
Fees summary
For full details of our advice services, fees and the application of VAT, please read our
Terms of Business. Please note that the table below is a summary of our advice fees for illustrative purposes. VAT at the standard rate (currently 20%) may be added in addition to the fees shown below in some cases. Further detail about when VAT may apply is explained in the Terms of Business and your adviser will outline whether and when VAT may apply to any services before you take those services.
Investment advice |
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The advice fee is 1% of the amount you invest, capped at a maximum fee of £10,000. |
Retirement income planning which includes a lifetime cashflow analysis, retirement income structuring and/or pension transfer advice, (including the analysis of pensions with safeguarded benefits, where relevant). |
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The advice fee is 1% of the amount you invest, subject to a minimum fee of £4,000, capped at a maximum fee of £10,000 (not including any VAT added, where applicable). |
Where personal advice is being provided at the same time to a spouse or partner, and/or for investments for minor children or grandchildren, the value of the total investment will be used to calculate the advice fee. Trust values are not included in this calculation. |
Annual Financial Review service |
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0.5% of the value of the investment pensions/trust value agreed as in scope for the review service, subject to a minimum fee of £500 pa. We will set out in our recommendation report how fees will be deducted from each product or service. |
If you have taken advantage of our Annual Financial Review service there is no additional fee for investing new money where you are using your annual ISA, JISA or pension allowances; increasing regular contributions or moving previously advised invested money between products. e.g., from your Investment Account to your ISA or Pension. Amounts invested more than the annual ISA / Pension allowances are charged at 1% of the amount invested, capped at a maximum fee of £10,000. The minimum fee does not apply. Where you hold multiple accounts, the fee will be deducted in proportion to their value. Where our Annual Financial Review service is provided to trustees, top-ups to trust accounts are charged at 1% of the value of the amount added and subject to a maximum fee of £10,000. |
To talk about your options and for a free, no-obligation discussion about your advice needs, call us on 0800 222 550. Alternatively, simply request a call back from a member of the team.
Fidelity’s advice service is provided by FIL Wealth Management Limited, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Firm reference number is 464968). Fidelity Wealth Management is a trading style of FIL Wealth Management Limited.
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