Independent Financial Adviser £50,000-£65,000 + Bonuses (£100k OTE year one) Home working

Location - Buckinghamshire - (although home based, clients are based throughout the Bucks/Beds/Herts area) Are you a Diploma-qualified Financial Planner, IFA or Wealth Manager looking to move away from sales pressure and into a role where you can focus on delivering long-term, high-quality advice?An established, fully independent financial planning firm is seeking an experienced Independent Financial Adviser to join their growing team. This is a rare opportunity to take over an active, warm client bank spread across the Buckinghamshire regionWhat\'s on offer: Hybrid working - Mix home-based flexibility with time in a professional.Established client bank - Inherit a high-quality portfolio of engaged clients throughout Beds., Bucks. and Herts.Whole-of-market advice - Deliver independent, holistic financial planning across pensions, investments, IHT and protection.No sales targets or prospecting - Focus purely on meaningful client relationships and delivering trusted advice.Clear career path - Progression opportunities including support towards Chartered status and long-term partnership prospects.Package & Benefits: Base salary of £50,000-£65,000 , with a realistic first-year OTE of £75,000-£100,000+Bonuses linked to client retention and quality of service, not product salesBonus paid for every completed review meetingSteady flow of ongoing referrals and internal introductionsFull paraplanning and admin support to allow you to focus on clients, not paperworkLong-term career growth within a respected, values-led advisory firmIdeal Candidate: Level 4 Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning (or equivalent)Minimum 3 years\' experience delivering regulated advice in a private client settingA client-centric, relationship-driven approach to financial planningAmbition to attain Chartered status (or already Chartered)Based within commutable distance of clients who are based across the Bucks, Beds and Herts region with flexibility to travel for client meetingsWhether you\'re a Financial Adviser looking to re-centre your career around clients or an IFA seeking a new home with genuine growth potential, this is a fantastic opportunity to step into a firm that values ethics, independence, and long-term relationships.Apply with your CV to Ryan Wootten at Financial Divisions.

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Salary: GBP 42000 - 65000 per year
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