Can I afford to retire? What will it give me? How do I make the most of what I have? 

Holland Hahn & Wills, an independent local business just over the river in Kingston, is offering those unsure or concerned regarding retirement plans to come along to their free talk on Tuesday 28th June for an informal chat regarding the best approaches for facing the prospect of retirement.

The Kingston-based financial planners have been supporting residents in the area for over 30 years and are encouraging those, regardless of how far retirement may be, to come along and have their queries or concerns answered from some of the most experienced individuals in their field.

Katie Lovatt, Marketing Director at Holland Hahn & Wills said: "This talk is perfect for anyone who is anxious about their financial future. We know that questions regarding retirement can range from across the board, including those focusing on making clear financial plans to individuals simply wanting a second opinion.

"If you wish to enjoy a retirement free from financial worry this would be a lunchtime well spent."  

Opportunities will also be provided for attendees to speak to financial advisers individually to voice personal queries or concerns, without any obligation.

Holland Hahn & Wills media centre also keeps clients up to date with their latest financial tips and pointers from scammer safety, tips on falling investments and school fees planning.

Eric Guignard, co-owner of the French Table in Surbiton said: "I first contacted Holland Hahn & Wills around three years ago because I wanted some pension and general investment advice.

"Right from the start they came across as very sensible and grounded. You know where you stand – I like that, it's important to me."

Holland Hahn & Wills 'Are you Ready to Retire?' talk will take place at their head office at Number 2 and 4 High Street, Hampton Wick, between 12 – 2 pm on Tuesday 28th June.

Email [email protected] to reserve your space now.

Holland Hahn & Wills are sponsors of Teddington Nub News. 

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