Financial advice in Belfast

Independent advice on pensions, investments, mortgages, protection and inheritance, for people in Belfast and across Northern Ireland.

By phone and video, from our office in London.

£184,768 the average Belfast home Land Registry, June 2026

How this works if you live in Belfast

There is no office here. Advice is given by phone and video from 2 Charterhouse Mews in London, which is how most of it is given now and why where you live makes no difference to who can help you. Sunny Bharj and Tony Springer are the advisers, and you deal with the same one throughout.

The first conversation is free and takes about twenty minutes. If there is nothing useful we can do, we will say so.

Property here

The average home in Belfast sold for £184,768.

Northern Ireland uses Stamp Duty Land Tax, the same as England, collected by HMRC. Prices here are lower than most of Great Britain, which usually means a smaller mortgage and a different set of lenders worth approaching.

£184,768average home

Land Registry UK House Price Index, June 2026. Averages move; yours is the number that matters.

Whether your estate ends up with an inheritance tax bill depends on what sits alongside the house as much as on the house itself. Pensions, investments and life policies all count unless they are arranged not to.

Wills and probate in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland has its own courts and its own rules on wills, probate and what happens when somebody dies without one. Income tax, pensions and investments all work as they do in England.

What we advise on

The same nine areas wherever you are. Pensions, investments, mortgages, protection, business protection, inheritance and succession, wills, tax planning and the financial plan that decides the order to do them in.

Start with a free conversation.

Tell us what is on your mind: a pension you have lost track of, a fixed rate ending, a will you keep meaning to write. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.