Ben is a Chartered Financial Planner and Fellow of the Personal Finance Society with deep expertise in the entrepreneurial journey from both sides of the table.
Having spent several years at a boutique investment house specializing in VC funding for small businesses, he understands the unique financial challenges founders face when building and scaling their ventures.
Today, he works with a diverse client base ranging from early-stage entrepreneurs navigating their first fundraise to high net worth individuals and those planning for retirement. Ben believes that smart financial planning shouldn’t constrain your entrepreneurial ambitions – it should fuel them by giving you the clarity and confidence to make bold decisions when it matters most.
Turning the complexity of your financial life into a clear, visual picture – so you can make big decisions with confidence rather than guesswork.
Helping you define what retirement actually means to you, then building the plan that makes it possible on your terms.
Maximising the most tax-efficient vehicle most people never fully use – from carry-forward and salary sacrifice to SIPP property purchase and beyond.
Structuring your wealth across the right wrappers, in the right order, so more of what you earn stays where it belongs – with you.
Protecting what you’ve built for the people who matter most, through a joined-up approach to IHT, gifting, trusts and intergenerational wealth.
An evidence-based, academically grounded approach to growing your wealth – broadly diversified, cost-efficient, and built to keep emotion out of the decisions that matter most.
Advising entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals through the moments that define their financial lives – exits, liquidity events, complex tax positions and the question of what comes next.
FPFS, EFP.
Dopamine Nation.
Doesn’t do well in direct sunlight!
Making a positive impact on clients as well as the planet.
An F1 driver or Valentino Rossi!
First Wealth (London) Limited does not endorse the linked website or any of its contents, and is not responsible for the accuracy of the information contained within it.