Our People
Our people are very important to us, as is making certain we provide you with the best possible professional financial advice. Below is a short biography for each of our colleagues together with their contact telephone number. For further contact details please see our "Contact Us" page.
Paul Clough, Director/Chartered FCSI (Financial Planning)
Tel.
Mobile. 07710484184
Email. paul.cloughgraingerfp.co.uk
Mobile. 07710484184
Email. paul.cloughgraingerfp.co.uk
My typical client:
I advise high net worth individuals and their families, specifically those requiring advice on retirement solutions, investment portfolios and inheritance tax planning
My areas of expertise:
• Comprehensive lifestyle financial planning through cashflow analysis
• Retirement planning, including investment and portfolio asset allocation, ensuring appropriate retirement income is provided
• Investment planning advice, with particular focus on investment risk analysis and volatility
• Providing advice on tax mitigation schemes including Venture Capital Trusts and Enterprise Investment Schemes
• Estate planning, including inheritance tax mitigation and the use of trusts
Personal information:
• I enjoy travel, music, cooking, reading, watching and playing sport (particularly football) and the gym
I advise high net worth individuals and their families, specifically those requiring advice on retirement solutions, investment portfolios and inheritance tax planning
My areas of expertise:
• Comprehensive lifestyle financial planning through cashflow analysis
• Retirement planning, including investment and portfolio asset allocation, ensuring appropriate retirement income is provided
• Investment planning advice, with particular focus on investment risk analysis and volatility
• Providing advice on tax mitigation schemes including Venture Capital Trusts and Enterprise Investment Schemes
• Estate planning, including inheritance tax mitigation and the use of trusts
Personal information:
• I enjoy travel, music, cooking, reading, watching and playing sport (particularly football) and the gym
Mike McGurrell, Director/Chartered Financial Planner
Tel.
Mobile. 07860150122
Email. mike.mcgurrellgraingerfp.co.uk
Mobile. 07860150122
Email. mike.mcgurrellgraingerfp.co.uk
My typical client:
I advise private individuals and their families, specifically those requiring advice on retirement solutions, investment portfolios and inheritance tax planning
My areas of expertise :
• Comprehensive lifestyle financial planning through lifetime cash-flow analysis
• Retirement planning for both pre-retirement and at retirement individuals
• Investment planning advice, with particular focus on investment risk analysis and volatility
• Providing advice on tax mitigation schemes including Venture Capital Trusts and Enterprise Investment Schemes
• Estate planning, including inheritance tax mitigation and the use of trusts
Personal information:
• I enjoy holidays with my family, playing golf, an occasional game of tennis and I regularly take part in local clay pigeon shooting events.
I advise private individuals and their families, specifically those requiring advice on retirement solutions, investment portfolios and inheritance tax planning
My areas of expertise :
• Comprehensive lifestyle financial planning through lifetime cash-flow analysis
• Retirement planning for both pre-retirement and at retirement individuals
• Investment planning advice, with particular focus on investment risk analysis and volatility
• Providing advice on tax mitigation schemes including Venture Capital Trusts and Enterprise Investment Schemes
• Estate planning, including inheritance tax mitigation and the use of trusts
Personal information:
• I enjoy holidays with my family, playing golf, an occasional game of tennis and I regularly take part in local clay pigeon shooting events.
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