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Award winning, independent financial planners helping the people of Suffolk reach their financial objectives.Meet the experts
Louise Gladwell
Financial PlannerLou joined Kingsfleet in April 2020 as a compliance supervisor, bringing over 13 years of experience working in the pensions sector. She qualified as a financial planner in 2024. After losing her husband Gary, who worked at Kingsfleet, she has focused on using that experience to guide individuals through significant life changes, such as bereavement and divorce. She focuses on providing clear advice and compassionate service to help clients make informed decisions about their financial futures, particularly during difficult times.
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Colin Low
Managing DirectorAs Managing Director and Chartered Financial Planner at Kingsfleet, it has been Colin's privilege to have spent his entire 30-year career looking after local people’s money, building wonderful friendships and relationships along the way.
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Suffolk firms put big decisions on ice as Budget divides confidence
Five days after Rachel Reeves delivered her £26 billion tax-raising Budget, Suffolk businesses remain divided on whether the Chancellor has provided the certainty they need – with most major investment decisions deferred until 2026 as firms weigh painful clarity against missing reforms.by
Matt Stott
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'Super-rich will avoid it': Local finance experts warn honest families will bear Budget burden
Accountants, solicitors and financial advisers across Suffolk warn that the super-rich will avoid tomorrow's Budget tax burden, while families who have saved diligently will be penalised.byMatt Stott
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Suffolk financial planning firm maintains coveted B Corp status
Independent financial adviser Kingsfleet has achieved B Corp recertification, staying ahead of the growing movement for sustainable business practices.by
Oliver Rouane-Williams
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Local experts discuss pension inheritance shake-up to hit Suffolk families in 2027
A major government tax change is prompting people to rethink their pension strategies, with some now drawing funds early to avoid "punitive" inheritance charges.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Are you one of 25,828 Premium Bond winners in Suffolk missing out on £927k in unclaimed prizes?
More than 25,000 unclaimed Premium Bond prizes worth nearly £1m are waiting to be collected by Suffolk residents, with the highest prize worth £10,000.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Award-winning financial planning firm marks 15 years of organic growth
When Colin Low founded Kingsfleet in 2010, he named his financial planning firm after his former primary school. Fifteen years later, that commitment to education and learning remains at the heart of everything the Claydon-based business does.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Rock insider speaks to Suffolk Money Podcast ahead of Felixstowe Book Festival debut
Jenny Boyd, who rubbed shoulders with the Beatles and Eagles in the 1960s, will share stories from her candid interviews with music legends at this year's Felixstowe Book Festival.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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More than a shed: The enduring appeal of Suffolk's beach huts
Retired couple Barbara and Alan have visited their Felixstowe hut "Idle Hours" daily for 24 years, embodying the deep connection many owners feel.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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The businesses behind Suffolk's growing B Corp movement
As March's B Corp Month celebrations unfold, we shine a spotlight on the growing community of Suffolk-based businesses committed to using business as a force for good.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Tracy Chevalier and Barbara Erskine to headline Felixstowe Book Festival
The 13th annual Felixstowe Book Festival has secured globally acclaimed authors for its five-day event this June.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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Ipswich businesses face 'steep' National Insurance rise in new Budget
Local business leaders have warned that increased National Insurance contributions and minimum wage hikes could put pressure on Ipswich employers, following today's Budget announcement.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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