Independent financial planning

Advice that starts with you.

Personal financial advice to help you plan for the future you want, from people who take the time to understand it.

David Wells, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners Kevin Thomas, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners Robert Saunders, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners

First meeting

30 to 45 minutes, at our cost, and no obligation.

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Independent planners

Directly FCA authorised

Chartered Financial Planners

STEP-qualified specialists

Local advice, UK wide

9.0/10

Client feedback score

All-time average

About us

We work with individuals, families and business owners who want a clear plan for the future.

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Trinity Capital Partners is an independent financial planning firm with offices in London and Manchester and advisers across the UK. Several of our advisers hold Chartered status or are members of STEP.

But the thing clients tend to mention first isn't the qualifications. It's that we listen, and that the plan reflects what they actually want.

Our services

All aspects of financial advice, in one place.

Six areas of advice, brought together so every decision supports the others.

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Financial planning

01

We bring your pensions, savings, investments, protection and tax position together, so every decision supports the others.

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Retirement planning

02

We'll help you work out what you need, when you can afford it and how to turn what you've built into an income you can rely on.

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Investments

03

We manage your investments to support your goals and your tolerance for risk, with a long-term approach grounded in evidence rather than trends.

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Protection

04

We'll help you make sure your family, your income and your business are protected if life doesn't go to plan.

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Estate planning

05

We'll help you decide what you want to leave, to whom and how, and structure it so more of it reaches the people you choose.

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Returning to the UK

06

Coming home often means pensions, savings and property in more than one place, so we help you bring them together into one clear plan.

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How we work

A clear plan in five steps.

We'll help you understand where you are today, decide where you want to be and build a plan to get you there.

The first conversation is complimentary, and you'll know what we charge before you commit to anything.

01

Initial review

We listen first, then take a clear look at where you stand, from your income and assets to your existing pensions, savings and protection.

02

Research

We research the market for the options that suit your goals and attitude to risk, and weigh each one against the alternatives.

03

Plan

We present a plan built around your objectives, explain each part in plain terms and agree it with you in writing.

04

Implementation

Once you're happy, we make the arrangements and manage the process with providers until everything is in place.

05

Ongoing

Life changes, so we stay with you, reviewing the plan and adjusting it as new opportunities and challenges arise.

Our values

Three commitments
behind our name.

Go Beyond is how we describe the way we work. It comes down to three things we hold ourselves to with every client, and they're the trinity in our name.

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Service

More of us, when you need us.

You'll have a lead adviser who knows you well, backed by a full team rather than one person on their own.

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Expertise

Specialists working as one team.

Retirement, investment, estate planning and protection are handled by people who specialise, working together around a single plan.

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Standards

Standards we hold ourselves to.

Going beyond is as much about how we work internally as what you see from the outside.

Our people

The people behind your plan.

Experienced advisers and a full support team, working together around your plan.

Paul Howarth, Managing Director and Co-Founder at Trinity Capital Partners Amy Devlin, Client Services Manager at Trinity Capital Partners David Wells, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners Danielle Hudson, Client Services Manager at Trinity Capital Partners Kevin Thomas, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners Jolene Stokes, Client Services Manager at Trinity Capital Partners Robert Saunders, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners Collin Bowman, Senior Partner and Mortgage Lead at Trinity Capital Partners Roxette Villegas, Executive Assistant at Trinity Capital Partners Darryl Boulton, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners Lily Howarth, Client Services at Trinity Capital Partners Russell Provan, Senior Partner at Trinity Capital Partners Jechel Saison, Client Services at Trinity Capital Partners Scott Wingrove, Recruitment Specialist at Trinity Capital Partners Harvey Mason, Head of Growth at Trinity Capital Partners

Client stories

Real situations, real plans.

From three pensions to one plan.

A couple in their late fifties, both still working, with pensions from several employers and no clear idea of when they could stop.

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Questions

What people ask us first.

If yours isn't here, ask us directly. The first conversation is there for exactly that.

What does the first meeting involve?

Around 30 to 45 minutes, in person or by video, talking about you rather than products. We'll ask about your circumstances and your plans, and you'll leave knowing whether we're the right fit. It's complimentary and there's no obligation.

What does your advice cost?

Before you decide anything, we'll set out what our advice costs, in pounds as well as percentages. You'll know exactly what you're paying for before you commit.

What does independent mean?

Our advice is based on a comprehensive and fair analysis of the relevant market, not a panel. We also hold our own permissions from the FCA, so the regulator looks at us directly.

Do I need a plan if my finances are fairly simple?

Probably more than you think. A plan isn't about complexity, it's about knowing where you stand and what to do next. Even with one pension and one ISA, the right allowances and the right order of decisions make a real difference over time.

How often will we review the plan?

At least once a year, and whenever something significant changes in your life. Reviews are part of our ongoing advice service.

Trinity Talks.

A regular conversation about the decisions behind the money: retiring, selling, passing things on. Twenty minutes or so, with the people who advise on it every day.

Episodes are general discussion, not advice. What's right for you depends on your circumstances; speak to an adviser before acting on anything you hear.

Let's talk

Let's talk about what's next for you.

The first conversation is complimentary, with no obligation to proceed.

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