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8 Years Running – 2026 Top Rated Adviser Guide Qualification

  • lucygulwell0
  • Mar 4
  • 1 min read

I’m incredibly proud to share that I have once again qualified for the 2026 Top Rated Adviser

Guide — marking the eighth consecutive year of inclusion.


That brings the total number of client reviews to 266 — a milestone that means far more than any badge or listing ever could.


At the heart of financial advice is trust. Reviews aren’t just numbers; they represent long-term relationships, honest conversations, and the privilege of guiding clients through some of life’s biggest financial decisions.


The 2026 Guide will be distributed nationally in The Times on Saturday 21st March, and again in The Daily Telegraph at the end of June — providing a valuable platform to showcase advisers who are consistently recommended by their clients.


Being included for eight years in a row is something I don’t take lightly. It reflects a continued commitment to:


  • Clear, straightforward advice

  • Long-term planning over short-term noise

  • Transparent fees and honest conversations

  • Putting clients’ interests first — always


To every client who has trusted me and taken the time to leave a review — thank you. Your feedback not only supports my business but helps others feel confident when choosing advice.


Here’s to continuing the journey.

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