About

A planning practice built for careful household decisions

Anchor House Financial Planning began as a small advice room in South Zulauf, serving neighbours who wanted pension and retirement guidance without a sales floor.

Origin

From local appointments to UK-wide video advice

We started by helping teachers, nurses, and small-business owners in Wales untangle workplace pensions and mortgage-linked life cover. Demand for the same careful process grew beyond the county, so we added video consultations while keeping the office open for clients who prefer to sit across a table.

Our work remains advice-led: discovery, analysis, written recommendation. Product placement happens only when you instruct it after understanding the trade-offs.

Bright meeting room with a long wooden table

People

Advisers you meet by name

Portrait of Owen Pritchard

Owen Pritchard

Chartered financial planner

Leads comprehensive planning reviews and defined-benefit research. Twenty years advising households through retirement transitions.

Portrait of Sian Meredith

Sian Meredith

Financial adviser

Focuses on pension consolidation and protection reviews for families with joint mortgages and young dependants.

Portrait of Rhys Coleman

Rhys Coleman

Paraplanner

Builds cash-flow illustrations and gathers scheme paperwork so recommendation meetings stay focused on choices, not chasing documents.

How we work with clients

We charge advice fees you can see before work begins. Introductory calls are free. We will decline work that sits outside our competence — for example, specialist overseas tax structuring — and refer you where we can.

Values that shape the practice

  • Write recommendations you can re-read without us in the room.
  • Wait for missing scheme data rather than guess.
  • Separate the advice fee from any later product implementation.
  • Respect that family money decisions often involve more than one voice.

Visit or call

25227 Marjolaine Well, South Zulauf, Wales, United Kingdom
+44-9-708-3840

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