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Financial advice in Newcastle upon Tyne

Independent advice on pensions, investments, mortgages, protection and inheritance, for people in Newcastle upon Tyne and across England.

By phone and video, from our office in London.

£208,006 the average Newcastle upon Tyne home Land Registry, June 2026

How this works if you live in Newcastle upon Tyne

We advise people in Newcastle upon Tyne by phone and by video. Our only office is in London.

Your first call is with an Account Manager, at no cost to you. Your adviser is Sunny Bharj or Tony Springer, or Mike Chan for a mortgage.

Property here

A first home in Newcastle upon Tyne goes for about £181,946, against £208,006 across the whole market.

Buying here means Stamp Duty Land Tax, collected by HMRC. The rate you pay depends on the price, on whether you already own another property, and on whether you have owned a home before. We include it in the affordability sums from the start.

£181,946average first home
£399,770average detached home
Stamp Duty Land Taxthe tax you pay on a purchase here

Land Registry UK House Price Index, June 2026.

Whether your estate ends up with an inheritance tax bill depends on what sits alongside the house as much as on the house itself. Investments and life policies count unless they are arranged not to, and from 6 April 2027 most unused pensions count too.

What we advise on

Talk to an adviser

Your first call is with an Account Manager and is at no cost to you. 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.