Jonathan Davis Wealth Management saved us from losing probably 40% of our financial assets over the last 12 months (2009)
Robert Gaunt - CEO, Offshoring Consultants and Renate Hechter (Gaunt) (Australia)
Jonathan has advised us for over 10 years and always provided consistent, truly independent thinking.
Tim Bacon (CEO, Colville Estate) and Marylyn Bacon (Kent)
Jonathan stands out as an Economist and Wealth Adviser who tells it as it is rather than what you want to hear. I highly recommend him.
Roy Duncan FCCA (Chartered Accountant. Fin Dir / Fin Cont Recruitment Consultant) (Scotland)
Our only regret is that we didn’t meet Jonathan Davis ten years earlier
Prof Michael Arthur (Ret'd Vice-Chancellor, University College London) and Dr Liz Arthur (Ret'd Consultant, Southampton NHS Trust) (Southampton)
Their advice helped me structure my portfolio, protected me during the downturn (to the extent that I did not lose money) and positioned me very well for financial growth now and into the future. (2012)
Jeremy Lloyd (Consultant, Global Corporate) and Carol Hill (Lloyd) (Switzerland)
I would unhesitatingly recommend Jonathan Davis Wealth Management as I have been very impressed, over the years, with their financial acumen.
Jon Hather FCA (Chartered Accountant, Ret'd Co Sec, National Healthcare company) and Val Hather (Surrey)
It took us three years to find someone to manage our wealth, and we can now sleep at night! (2011)
Darren and Ruth Johnston (Retired entrepreneurs) (Wales)
When Jonathan Davis set out 'his stall' in 2001, he asked himself the question: 'If I wanted a wealth adviser, what would I look for?':
- Agree fees with clients before acting on instructions - clients will then know what the service will cost before they instruct.
- Be as highly qualified as a financial adviser can be. Jonathan is one of the most highly qualified wealth advisers in the UK.
- Act as an adviser, not a salesman.
– Thus, act as fiduciary agent and true adviser to clients. - Work with clients ongoing, for the long term, normally not one-off.
- Obtain the confidence of The Media.
- Aim to preserve client portfolio purchasing power (against inflation), first and foremost. Don't benchmark client portfolios against other wealth managers, stockbrokers, IFAs or the stock market. Benchmark client portfolios against inflation.
- Meet clients where they want to meet.
- Aim for first class professionalism, ethics and client care.
The stall remains. The above is still what we do now.
We are different to other financial advisers, wealth managers and stockbrokers.
FAQs
IFAs and Wealth Advisers are all the same, aren't they?
In some ways, yes.
But... IFAs, often, do not always provide a one-stop shop wealth advice service to include, for example: Investing, Reducing Taxes, Estate Planning, Pensions, Later Life Finance, Long Term Cash Flow Analysis, Life and Income insurances etc.
In the UK, the bulk of portfolios are invested in a 60/40 Equity/Bond 'Diversified Portfolio'. Academic studies say such a portfolio will reduce risk. Ask how much client portfolios lost in March 2020. How does that relate to 'reducing risk'?
We do not pretend there is no or little risk in investing. However, KNOWING THAT and acting appropriately is half the battle.
See on the Homepage the chart of a Typical Client's investment portfolio performance.
How did yours do?
Consider:
Have you often see yours in the media?
Jonathan Davis has had the HIGHEST media profile of any Independent Wealth Adviser in the UK. See JD in Media.
What qualifications other advisers hold?
Jonathan Davis, Chartered Financial Planner BA MBA FCII FPFS EFP, is one of the most highly qualified wealth advisers in the UK.
Brendan Bensley BA FPFS EFP, Senior Paraplanner, is a Chartered Financial Planner.
Are they style over substance?
You decide.
Are they selling products or providing a service?
You seek an independent and impartial wealth adviser.
What are we best at?
We'll make your portfolio tax-efficient. We'll aim to grow your capital above inflation (as we have been doing), over the medium to long terms.
We also specialise in advising on Later Life Finance, often called Long Term Care.
Where do you meet prospective clients?
Historically, in our lovely offices in The City (see map for Token House on Contact page). Increasingly, also online.
We also meet prospective clients in offices in East Sussex, if you are based in this region.
Where do you meet established clients?
Wherever you want, within reason. Increasingly, online.