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Financial Adviser Spalding


Searching for a financial adviser Spalding has to offer usually comes down to one simple question: who can you trust?

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A father and his son

Spalding's a town of established farming families as much as it is first-time savers and everyday households, and we work with the full mix.

Liberty Partnership is a firm of Chartered Financial Planners covering the whole of Lincolnshire, working from nearby offices in Bourne and Market Deeping, both around 20 minutes' drive from Spalding. We bring the same level of expertise you would expect from a city firm, with a genuinely local understanding of the area.

Our Financial Planning Services


Liberty Partnership offers Chartered financial planning across Lincolnshire, supporting Spalding's farming and business community alongside individuals and families more broadly.

Local Expertise, Chartered Standards

Financial Planning for Spalding's Farming and Business Community


Spalding has long been known as the horticultural centre of Lincolnshire, with agriculture, food production and bulb growing running through the local economy. Many of the families and business owners we work with here have built their wealth through farming or food-related businesses passed down across generations.

That brings a specific set of questions: how to pass a farm or business to the next generation without an unmanageable tax bill, how to plan for retirement when much of your wealth sits in land rather than a pension, and how to protect a family business if something happens to a key person.

Succession Planning

Supporting Spalding's Farming Families with Succession Planning


Agricultural and business property reliefs changed significantly from April 2026, with a combined cap now applying to how much of a farm or business can pass free of inheritance tax. For farming families in and around Spalding, this makes early, specialist planning considerably more important than it used to be.

We work with families to understand how the current rules apply to their situation and to plan ahead in good time, rather than leaving succession to be worked out after the event.

Why Chartered Matters

What to Look for in a Financial Adviser Spalding Families Can Rely On


“Financial adviser” isn't a protected title on its own, which is exactly why Chartered status is worth understanding before you choose. It's the highest professional benchmark in UK financial planning, set and policed by the Chartered Insurance Institute.

Reaching it takes years of structured study on top of the standard qualifications, plus an ongoing commitment to learning and a formal code of ethics. Whoever you decide to work with, ask directly about their qualifications and check the firm against the Financial Conduct Authority's register.

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Our Approach

What Does a Chartered Financial Planner Do?

Strip away the jargon, and the job is this: understanding what you're trying to achieve with your money, then building a plan that gets you there while accounting for tax, timing and risk. For farming families, that often means untangling wealth spread across land, buildings and a working business.

Tax Planning

From ISA and pension allowances to structuring how a business owner draws income, tax planning threads through most financial decisions. We work alongside your accountant where helpful, so personal and business tax planning move together.

Who We Work With

Who We Work With in Spalding


Farming Families and Agricultural Business Owners

Succession planning, inheritance tax and protecting a farm or agricultural business against the loss of a key person are recurring priorities for the families we work with in this part of Lincolnshire.

Individuals and Families

For those approaching retirement or dealing with a change in circumstances such as inheritance or bereavement, we focus on building long-term financial security and reviewing plans regularly as things change.

Business Owners and Directors

Beyond agriculture, Spalding has a wider base of independent businesses. We help directors extract profit tax-efficiently, fund pensions through the business, and plan ahead for a future sale or succession.

Financial Planners


Qualified advisors covering every stage of your financial life — from your first investment through to passing on your estate.

Richard Ash

Richard Ash

Founding Partner & Chartered Financial Planner

David Gregg

David Gregg

Founding Partner & Chartered Financial Planner

Mark Russon

Mark Russon

Independent Financial Planner

Brian Spellar

Brian Spellar

Independent Financial Planner

Joseph Ash

Joseph Ash

Independent Financial Planner

Matthew Biggs

Matthew Biggs

Chartered Financial Planner

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How to Get Started


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Your first conversation comes with no obligation. We'll ask about your situation and goals, and explain clearly how we might be able to help.

Meet In Person or Remotely
Clients travel to our Bourne or Market Deeping offices from across Spalding and the wider South Holland area, or we can arrange a call or video meeting if that's easier.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions


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Do you have an office in Spalding?

Not directly. Our offices are in Bourne and Market Deeping, both around 20 minutes away by car. Most Spalding clients are happy to travel for an in-person meeting, and we're equally set up for phone or video where that's easier.

Financial Adviser Spalding Costs

There's no charge for an initial conversation. Beyond that, what you pay depends on the complexity of the work, and you'll always see the figure in writing before agreeing to anything.

What's the difference between a financial adviser and a Chartered Financial Planner?

Every Chartered Financial Planner is a financial adviser, but the reverse doesn't hold. The Chartered title tells you an adviser has gone further than the minimum: more study, more ongoing development, and a formal ethical standard set externally.

How often will my plan be reviewed?

Annually as a baseline, though we'll bring a review forward if something significant changes, such as a change in the business, an inheritance, or new tax rules that affect your plan.

Is my money protected?

Yes, provided you're working with an FCA-authorised firm. Your money sits with regulated third-party providers rather than with us directly, and the FCA register is the quickest way to confirm any firm's status.

This content is for general information only and does not constitute financial advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change in the future. The value of investments can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invested.

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