welcome

We help people create their financial life plan so they have peace of mind and make money work to provide the lifestyle they desire.

We are a firm of financial planners based in Woburn Sands close to Milton Keynes. Our goal is to offer a bespoke service that helps people focus on their goals and ambitions and enable them to make positive decisions with their money.

By matching your finances to your goals you will:

Have a much clearer idea of what your money needs to do for you
Reduce the stress involved and
Be in control, on track and have peace of mind.

about us

Aspley Financial Planning Ltd is run by Peter Hurley and Victoria Haygarth. We have 37 years combined experience in the industry and specialise in distinct planning areas to ensure clients can obtain a wide range of services and expertise.

We believe in fostering long term client relationships that build trust and mutual understanding.

We promise to always act in your best interests and be open and honest in all our dealings with you.

We educate clients on the services we offer, so that they can measure the delivery of our promises.

We make time to study and constantly enhance our knowledge to help ensure the best outcomes for our clients.

our services

Inevitably new clients come to our website because of a particular need. The buttons below will link you through to the most common areas where we can be of assistance.

Want to work together? Email us or give us a call on 01908 584653 or 07956 639954.

Aspley Financial Planning Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Aspley Financial Planning, Registered in England & Wales, No. 06165588 - 3 Bishops Walk, Church Road, Aspley Heath, Milton Keynes, Beds, MK17 8TA

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE
We charge a fee for mortgage advice of £295.00 in most circumstances.
We will agree with you in advance how we will be paid and only proceed when we have your written agreement.
The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate most buy to let mortgages and some forms of tax planning