FINANCIAL EXPERTS WITH INTEGRITY
Proctor Wealth Associates are committed to helping our clients reach their financial goals. We work with expats around the world to save and build their wealth to secure a more sustainable future.
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As we work independently, we represent over 60 different financial institutions who are specialists for expatriate investments ensuring that your investment is tax efficient, achieving a good return, and is safe & secure.
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Tailored Financial Planning for Expatriates
Proctor Wealth Associates provide personalised financial planning to expatriates living and working all around the world. We are independent as we are not owned by a financial institution. Our financial planners work in conjunction within a fully regulated IFA network which has over £1 Billion under management and over 120 offices worldwide.
About UsWhat our clients say
Will has been our Financial Advisor for a number of years. His service is exemplary. With regular reviews, updates and flying out to meet us in person. He has proven to be very knowledgeable and will go out of his way to answer our questions and help us wherever possible. We cannot recommend Will and Proctor Wealth Associates enough.
Melanie Lipinski, Google Review
Proctor Wealth Associates have been a game changer for my long term investment plans, helping to evaluate risk appetite, tailoring a long term investment plan, regular check-ins and making sure things are set up right and maintained right. Highly recommended especially for expats.
Matt Porter, Google Review
I have been dealing with Proctor Wealth Associates for a number of years and its always been a pleasant experience due to their professionalism. They've done a great job looking after my investments and I'd gladly recommended them as I have done so to my extended contacts.
Geoff Power, Google Review
News Stories
Staying Put in the Gulf: The Money Questions Worth Settling Before They’re Urgent
Seven months into the conflict with Iran, most people I speak to in the Gulf have decided to stay. The flights are patchy, the advisories are mixed, and the daily bulletins keep coming. This isn’t a piece about leaving. It’s about the handful of financial questions that make staying feel like a decision rather than a gamble.
The Rate Cuts Are Over — What the Return of Rate Rises Means for Your Money
On 10th September the European Central Bank raised rates. Six days later the US Federal Reserve followed — its first increase in more than three years — and three of the Bank of England’s nine policymakers voted to join them. The cutting cycle everyone had planned around has just gone into reverse. Here’s what that changes.
Even Government Bonds Are Losing Money — What Surging Yields Mean for Your Portfolio
The safest corner of your portfolio has just had one of its roughest runs in living memory. This month US 30-year yields hit their highest since 2007, and across the developed world — from Japan to the UK — governments are paying more to borrow than they have in decades. Here’s what the bond sell-off means for you.
