SJP Helping you in difficult times
Life doesn’t always go the way we expect. Some challenges may pass quickly, but others - like divorce, serious illness or the loss of a loved one - can change your financial situation overnight.
Speaking with one of our advisers can give you clarity and confidence during even the most difficult times. We’ll listen, support you with practical guidance, and help you create a plan so you feel more in control and able to make the right decisions.
The shock of losing someone close to you can be followed by a flurry of financial admin just when you’re at your most vulnerable. Our advisers are here to answer any questions you may have.
Separating your finances when a relationship breaks down can be difficult. When you talk with one of our advisers, you can explore all your options and step into the future with confidence.
If an accident or illness means you can’t work, protecting your income is an immediate priority. Talk with one of our advisers and make a plan so you have one less thing to worry about.
Millions of people in the UK are scammed every year. Protect yourself by being digitally savvy, doing your due diligence and getting reliable information from a regulated adviser.
Coming into an inheritance can cause stress in ways you might not expect and make it difficult to make good decisions - or any decisions at all. Find out how one of our advisers can help.
When things change quickly
If you’re already a client of SJP, and you experience a life-changing, or even just challenging, event which has an impact on your financial situation, you should speak with us as soon as you can. There is a range of support available to you, and we can make a plan. Please speak to your financial adviser or contact us directly using the information here.
Support outside SJP
You can rely on us for expert, trusted advice on your finances.
When life gets more complicated, you may need a different kind of specialist support. We can point you towards organisations that help with debt, mental heath, domestic abuse and more. There’s no need to suffer in silence. Asking for help is the first and most important step to getting yourself back onto solid ground.
