Wesley Fox

Financial

Biography: Wesley’s professional connection with the industry dates back to 1st July 1996 when he began as an investment analyst. Shortly after this, he qualified as a financial adviser dealing independently with private clients concerning their wider financial needs. Since then he has focused his time as an investment and pension specialist which has led him to participate in a number of collaborative family law discussions.

He enjoys balancing outcomes with both parties during collaboration. He often finds that the finances have been historically managed by one person in a relationship and he enjoys educating both parties on the advantages and disadvantages of various options. There are also misconceptions concerning what to do at key stages of people lives regarding pensions or investments with individual circumstances that need to be considered when negotiating a robust and fair outcome. Wesley says ‘the value and benefit of your situation should not only be measured in numbers, but also through flexibility and the opportunity to meet your needs and objectives in a managed and controlled basis’. Wesley believes good financial advice focuses around a robust plan. Modelling a number of potential outcomes that provide clarity and focus on the future.

Wesley enjoys working collaboratively with other like-minded professionals to help couples plan for their future independently. At a time of significant disruption, emotion and stress, Wesley acts as the conduit to help couples focus on their current and future needs at a time when key decisions become fundamental.