Retirement planning
When you could stop working, what income you might need and how to draw on savings and pensions so they last.

Harborview helps people plan for retirement, invest with care and save for what matters, through advice that carries on as life changes. Book a first consultation, at no charge, to talk through where you are now and where you would like to be.
Most clients arrive with one question and stay because their plan keeps pace with their life. Advice covers the areas below, always tied back to your own goals.
When you could stop working, what income you might need and how to draw on savings and pensions so they last.
A diversified portfolio matched to your goals, your timescale and the level of risk you are comfortable taking.
A home, a child's education or a career break, with a plan for how much to set aside each month and where.
Making sense of old workplace and personal pensions, checking the charges you pay and deciding whether to combine them.
Reviewing life cover and income protection, so the people who depend on you are looked after if something happens.
Gifts, inheritance and wills, planned alongside your lawyer. Tax on inheritance differs widely between countries.
Four steps, at a pace that suits you, with nothing to sign until you have read the plan and the fee.
Sixty minutes at the office or by video, at no charge, to talk about your situation, your goals and whether we are the right fit.
We collect statements, pension details and income figures, and talk through how you feel about risk.
A plan in plain language with clear recommendations, the risks involved and the fee for putting it in place.
A full review every year, and a conversation whenever life changes, so the plan keeps up with you.
Harborview is paid only by the fees below, agreed with you in writing. We take no commission from the providers we recommend.
from$1,500
a month, from$150
from$650
The first consultation carries no charge and no obligation. Fees depend on how complex your affairs are, never on the products recommended, and we confirm the exact figure in writing before any work starts. Fees are invoiced directly by Harborview.

Before we talk about investments, we talk about you: the work you do, the people you support and the life you would like in ten or twenty years. Recommendations follow from those goals, not the other way round.
Investing involves risk. The value of investments can fall as well as rise, you may get back less than you put in, and past performance is no guide to the future. Nobody can promise returns, so our job is to plan carefully, explain the risks and keep checking that the plan still fits.
Advice is most useful at turning points. These are the ones clients bring to us most often.
Moving country often changes how pensions and investments are taxed. The rules differ from one country to another, so we check what applies before recommending anything.
Meetings take place in a quiet room above the waterfront, or by video for clients who live further away.



The first meeting was relaxed and nobody tried to sell anything. Six weeks later we had a written plan that showed, in plain numbers, when retirement might be realistic.
Three old workplace pensions, finally understood. The fee was explained before any work started, and the yearly review keeps everything on course.
Straight answers about risk when an inheritance arrived, including the honest point that nobody can promise what markets will do.
No. Nobody can promise investment returns, and the value of investments can fall as well as rise. We explain the range of outcomes a plan might see and the risks involved, and we review them with you every year.
Financial advice is regulated, and the rules and registers differ from country to country. Our regulator and registration number appear in the footer of this site and are available on request, and we encourage every client to check them on the official register.
Only by the fees agreed with you in writing. The first consultation has no charge, and we take no commission from providers, so our recommendations are not tied to any product.
Planning advice has no minimum. For ongoing investment advice we usually work with savings of $100,000 or more, and we say at the first consultation if another route would suit you better.
Yes. Many clients meet us by video for every meeting. Documents are exchanged securely, never by ordinary email.
Nothing is required. A rough idea of your income, savings, pensions and any debts helps the conversation, but the detail can wait until later.
Choose the kind of advice and a day that suits you. Within one working day an adviser confirms a time, offers another, or tells you honestly if someone else would serve you better.
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The office looks out over the harbour, a few minutes on foot from the ferry terminal. Evening meetings are available on Tuesdays.
An office overlooking the harbour, with meetings there or by video
| Monday to Thursday | 08:30 to 18:00 |
| Friday | 08:30 to 16:00 |
| Tuesday evenings | Until 20:00 |
| Weekends | Closed |
Harborview Financial Planning is registered with the financial regulator where it operates. The registration number is shared on request with every new client. Rules and registers vary by country, so check the official register that applies to you.
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