Hello, I'm Katharine Lindley
Head of Advice & Chartered Financial Planner
Katharine’s areas of expertise are wealth management, retirement planning and pensions, investments, estate planning and tax planning. She is a Chartered Financial Planner, Certified Financial Planner, Taxation Technician Fellow and Chartered Tax Adviser.
Away from the office, Katharine enjoys spending time with family, gardening, theatre and is learning the piano after a 30 year break. Katharine is a charitable trustee of the Association of Taxation Technicians and represents them on technical pension discussions with HMRC and HM Treasury.
Katharine started her career in 1998 in PwC’s financial planning team. She joined EQ Investors from Tilney Bestinvest where she worked closely with investment managers and professional advisers to deliver cohesive financial plans for clients. Katharine’s areas of expertise are wealth management, retirement planning and pensions, investments, estate planning and tax planning. She is a Chartered Financial Planner, Certified Financial Planner, Taxation Technician Fellow and Chartered Tax Adviser. Away from the office, Katharine enjoys spending time with family, gardening, theatre and is learning the piano after a 30 year break. Katharine is a charitable trustee of the Association of Taxation Technicians and represents them on technical pension discussions with HMRC and HM Treasury.
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Blog
Autumn Budget 2024
Chancellor unveils large tax rises, mainly through employers’ national insurance, to pay for extra spending on public services, and more borrowing to pay for the extra investment this government sees as central to its growth ambitions.
30/10/2024
5 min read
Financial Planning
Tax rates & allowances
How much tax do we pay? This page summarises the main rates and allowances. The current tax year runs from 6 April 2024 to 5 April 2025.
06/04/2024
5 min read
Blog
Spring Budget 2024: What it means for your money
Here are the main points outlined by the Chancellor in what is expected to be the final Budget before the general election.
06/03/2024
5 min read
Blog
Autumn Statement 2023
The Autumn Statement and what it means for you at a glance.
22/11/2023
4 min read