Our People

Our people are very important to us, as is making certain we provide you with the best possible professional financial advice. Below is a short biography for each of our colleagues together with their contact telephone number. For further contact details please see our "Contact Us" page.


Phil Jenkin, Financial Planner
Tel. 01992 577331
Mobile. 07703 646726
Email. philthepjp.co.uk
Phil has worked in Financial Services since May 1992 when he joined Allied Dunbar. As the company changed to Zurich Advice Network and also later became Openwork, he established himself as a leading Financial Adviser. Phil was asked to join Quilter Financial Planning in May 2006 and became a founder member of what is one of the largest network of Financial Advisers in the UK. His experience and continuing professional development resulted in the PFS Diploma which he gained in September 2012 and he strongly believes in keeping updated on the issues and changes to regulation & tax which effect his clients. His wealth of knowledge and care for his clients has led to a loyal and long standing client base who understand that Phil is always available to discuss their needs.
Linda Jenkin, Partner
Tel. 01992 577331
Mobile. 07903 939858
Email. lindathepjp.co.uk
Linda has assisted Phil in the business since inception. Although her degree is in History and European Studies she has continued to broaden her knowledge of Financial Services with a view to obtaining the Diploma in Personal Finance. Linda is an integral part of the partnership and liaises with all clients, helping them with their administrative needs as she supports Phil with paraplanning and back office processes.

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