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Paul Wykes
Chartered Independent Financial Planner
Paul provides holistic financial advice to clients and works hard to maintain long-term relationships built on trust. He ensures his clients' financial affairs are easy to understand so they have clarity and peace of mind on their position, and provides regular reviews that help keep their plans on track.
Having been a main tour snooker professional for 16 years, and accredited coach, he still enjoys the occasional frame or two and is still a century breaker – just! He also enjoys travelling with his wife and long walks at his local beach. He has two sons and two (ageing) English Bulldogs that keep his on his toes.
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