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Welcome to James Weir Financial Services LLP

James Weir Financial Services LLP was first established in 1997 by Stephen James and Brendan Weir. With a combined industry experience of over 40 years, we are a long established financial services company with a reputation for providing quality, tailored advice and solutions to our clients.

We have and continue to enjoy a succesful relationship with our existing clients and are always pleased to receive enquiries from people looking to receive sound financial planning from a trusted adviser.

We believe in a personal service, built upon understanding our clients' needs, goals and aspirations. We are committed to providing the highest level of advice, with all the recommendations we provide being specifically tailored throughout each stage of our clients' lives, with regular ongoing support and reviews along the way.

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