New Client Adviser at Lloyds Wealth | London | Rezi

New Client Adviser at Lloyds Wealth

New Client Adviser

Lloyds Wealth · London

2 days ago

New Client Adviser

Lloyds Wealth · London

3 days ago
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About the Role

Join a growing national Financial Planning team at Lloyds Wealth, focusing on onboarding new clients and delivering high-quality, tailored financial advice. This role offers a significant flow of new client opportunities and supports individuals in their financial planning journey.

Responsibilities

  • Onboarding new clients into Lloyds Wealth.
  • Supporting clients through their initial interactions.
  • Delivering tailored, holistic advice across protection, investment, and long-term planning needs.
  • Managing the client journey through the early stages (typically first three months).
  • Ensuring a seamless handover to the ongoing advice team.
  • Contributing to a collaborative, client-focused culture.
  • Maintaining the highest professional and regulatory standards.

Requirements

  • Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning.
  • A strong track record of providing high-quality financial advice to clients.
  • Significant experience conducting client meetings and creating tailored financial plans.
  • Broad technical knowledge across financial planning, including protection, investments, and relevant regulatory requirements.
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills.
  • Ability to build trust quickly and create a positive client experience.
  • A client-first mindset, with a strong focus on Consumer Duty and delivering good client outcomes.
  • Confidence working virtually with clients by phone or video.
  • Ability to manage a large and varied workload while maintaining attention to detail.

Skills

  • Financial planning
  • Client relationship management
  • Communication
  • Presentation
  • Trust building
  • Virtual client interaction

Location

  • National (home-based)

Work Type

  • Permanent
  • Flexible working
  • Hybrid
  • Remote

Experience Level

  • Depending on experience

Education Level

  • Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning
  • Level 6 or Chartered status (desirable)

Salary/Compensations

  • £65,000 - £72,000
  • London: £76,000- £84,000
  • Plus uncapped performance-related bonus

Benefits

  • Generous holiday allowance (30 days plus bank holidays, option to buy/sell 5 days).
  • Private medical cover.
  • Life assurance.
  • Highly competitive pension (matched up to 15%).
  • Flexible allowance for additional benefits (dental, sabbatical, gym, menopause support).
  • Bonus opportunity (eligible after 3 months).
  • Free financial advice.
  • Support for returning to work after leave.

About the Company

  • Lloyds Wealth aims to improve the way financial advice is offered by making it more affordable, accessible and impactful for more people.
  • Benefit from a consistent flow of prospective clients, with the majority of new business generated through Lloyds Banking Group.
  • Join a wealth business backed by the scale, reputation and client reach of one of the UK’s leading financial services groups.
  • We support flexible working to help achieve a work-life balance.
  • We embrace individuality and diversity of identity, experience, and thought.
  • We actively strive for inclusive behaviours and actions, making appropriate adjustments for disabilities, health conditions and neurodiversities.
  • We ensure equal opportunities for all and transparently report on gender pay to promote fairness.

Equal Opportunity

  • We ensure equal opportunities for all and transparently report on gender pay to promote fairness.
  • We warmly welcome applications from those returning to work after a period of leave, providing appropriate support and training where required.
  • We embrace individuality and diversity of identity, experience, and thought.
  • We actively strive for inclusive behaviours and actions, making appropriate adjustments for disabilities, health conditions and neurodiversities.