Matthew Burman
Matthew Burman

Positive Solutions

  • 28 Glen Drive
  • Stoke Bishop
  • Bristol, Gloucestershire, BS9 1SB
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  • 2 posts

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About

Matthew Burman, Independent Financial Adviser, is a partner at Positive Solutions one of the UK's leading, award winning Independent Financial Advisory firms and offers expert financial advice to both companies and individuals alike.Based in Stoke Bishop, Bristol with clients all over the South of England, I offer a professional, personal service that is uniquely tailored to each client’s individual needs. Practicing as an adviser since 1999 on the full spectrum of financial products I recognise that almost all long-term financial considerations are mutually linked or more often critically dependent. Therefore I offer an holistic approach covering all areas of financial planning incorporating Investments, Retirement planning, Mortgages and Financial Protection.

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Qualifications

Level A Qualifications:
Certified Financial Planner
Dip PFS
BA (Hons)
Certified Mortgage Specialist
Level B Qualifications:

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Matthew Burman
answered 1 year ago
As soon as possible ! Some insurers will not offer terms until the baby is born just in case there are any problems with the pregnancy, but most will be fine. The questions should be How much do I need ? as this will be more debateable and important to calculate taking into account any existing cover, death in service etc and working out how much you would need in the unfortante events of one of you dying. You will need to ensure all debts are covered and have enough to bring up your new arrival until are no longer financially dependent. Good luck with the pregnancy
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Matthew Burman
answered 1 year ago
Couple of options, have you tried to downsize and reduce some of the mortgage or if things are really bad you could sell and move in to rented. Depending on your disposable income you should try and save or overpay the mortgage as most mortgages allow you to make overpayments of upto 10% each year without penalty and can start to reduce the mortgage and build up your equity. Hope this helps
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