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Langridge Partnership

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Address:	The Old Surgery 25 Watling Street Canterbury Kent
Postcode:	CT1 2UD
Email:	advice@langridge-ifa.com
Telephone:	01227 472769
Website:	http://www.langridge-ifa.com/
Financial Advisors By Type:	Pensions Advice, Mortgage Advice, Life Insurance Advice, Investment Planning, Health Insurance Advice
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The Langridge Partnership was originally established in 1985 when Managing Partner, Geoff Langridge, set up a financial services partnership in Whitstable, Kent. By offering a highly personalised service over the years, the business has developed and expanded, and is now based in the City of Canterbury. The firm has more than 2500 clients in the South East of England (UK).

The Langridge Partnership has three qualified financial advisers with more than 70 years' experience in the financial services industry. With the financial markets becoming so sophisticated and changing rapidly, in-depth experience is essential when providing advice about long-term financial matters such as.....

Pension Planning
Investment Advice
Life Assurance & Health Protection
Savings & Mortgages

Advice is offered to both individuals and companies, and The Langridge Partnership is completely independent of any other organisation and authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. The success of the firm stems from the dedication of its staff to providing a top class service to clients in a friendly and professional manner. The Langridge Partnership prides itself on its record for seeing every transaction through to a satisfactory conclusion and derives most of its new business through recommendations from satisfied clients and referrals from other professionals in the area. We act on behalf of you, the client, and offer totally independent financial advice. We are not tied in any way to any other organisation. For your protection we are regulated in the conduct of investment business by the Financial Services Authority. We specialise in all aspects of retirement planning, investment advice, medium term savings, life and critical illness insurance, private healthcare and mortgages. Group schemes are regularly arranged for our corporate clients, as are plans to protect the company in the event of a director or key person suffering a serious illness or death.

Our team of advisers are fully qualified and authorised, and have the in-depth experience which is essential when providing advice relating to long term financial matters. Geoff has 24 years experience in the financial services industry and was the founder of the firm in 1985. In April 2000 he transferred the business to Canterbury to provide scope for continued expansion. The firm now has in excess of 2500 clients. Apart from being a fully qualified independent financial adviser, Geoff also has a specialist qualification for more complex pension business such as Company Pensions, Pension Income Withdrawal Schemes and Pension Transfers. As Managing Partner, Geoff oversees the running of the business and deals with compliance, training and competence matters. He provides a wide range of financial advice to a portfolio of small & medium sized businesses and a large number of personal clients.John has been a financial adviser with the firm since January 1997, and has 25 years experience in the financial services industry. He is a fully qualified independent financial adviser, and has also obtained a specialist qualification for the provision of mortgage advice, which will become compulsory in 2003. Apart from mortgage business, John provides advice in respect of Stakeholder Pensions, Lump Sum Investments, Medium Term Savings Plans, Life Assurance, Health & Critical Illness Cover to personal and corporate clients.

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