FCA-Compliant WordPress Websites for Financial Advisers
We build financial adviser websites that meet FCA rules, explain your services clearly, and generate qualified leads from the right clients.
Compliance and credibility in every page we build
Financial advice is personal. Your clients are trusting you with their pensions, investments, and life savings. Your website needs to reflect that level of responsibility. We build WordPress websites for IFAs, restricted advisers, and wealth management firms that take compliance seriously and still look modern and professional.
FCA regulations mean your website can't just say anything. Risk warnings, regulatory disclosures, and complaints procedures need to be in the right places. We've built enough financial adviser sites to know exactly what's required. Beyond compliance, we build service pages that explain pensions, ISAs, protection, and retirement planning in plain English. Your prospects understand what you do before they pick up the phone.
Every project is led by Mark McNeece, founder of Press Forge and 365i.
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The features that matter most for financial advisers
FCA Compliance Throughout
Risk warnings, regulatory status disclosures, FCA register links, and complaints procedures built into every relevant page.
Service Explainer Pages
Clear pages for pensions, investments, protection, mortgages, and retirement planning. Written for real people, not industry insiders.
Pension & Investment Calculators
Interactive tools that help visitors estimate retirement income or investment growth. Great for engagement and lead capture.
Consultation Booking System
Online appointment scheduling so prospects can book an initial meeting at a time that suits them. Fewer missed opportunities.
Adviser Profiles
Individual pages for each adviser showing qualifications, Diploma in Financial Planning status, and areas of specialisation.
Client Resource Centre
Guides on pensions auto-enrolment, ISA allowances, inheritance tax planning. Positions you as a trusted source of information.
Key Pages We Build
Every website includes the essential pages your customers expect.
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Our Services A clear overview of your advice areas, from retirement planning and investments to protection and estate planning.
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Meet Your Adviser Detailed profiles with Chartered status, DipPFS qualifications, FCA registration numbers, and personal specialisms.
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How We Charge Transparent fee information that explains initial and ongoing advice costs so clients know what to expect.
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Guides & Resources Educational content on pensions, tax planning, and investments that builds trust and supports your SEO.
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Book a Consultation A simple booking page where prospects arrange a free initial meeting with your team.
Works With Your Tools
We connect your WordPress site with the platforms that matter to your business.
What I'd Build First for a Financial Adviser, and Why
First build: adviser profile pages, each linking to that adviser's entry on the FCA register, plus a fees page that explains how you charge in plain English. Financial advice is bought on personal trust in a named human, and the register link turns "trust me" into "check me". Almost no local firm does this properly, which is exactly why it works.
What I'd reject: any content that edges toward performance promises or investment tips. The FCA's financial promotions rules treat website copy as a promotion, and a compliance breach is a far worse outcome than a thin blog. Educational content about how advice works converts just as well and keeps the regulator out of your inbox.
The rules your website has to respect
- FCA Financial Services Register: link every adviser's entry; it's the single strongest trust signal an advice firm's website can carry
- FCA financial promotions rules: website content counts as a financial promotion; your copy needs to be written with this in front of you
- Personal Finance Society: chartered status via the PFS is worth explaining, not just badging; customers don't know what it means until you tell them
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WordPress websites for financial advisers
Your website is classed as a financial promotion under FCA rules. You need clear risk warnings, your FCA registration number, regulatory status, and a complaints procedure. We build all of this into your site correctly so you don't fall foul of compliance.
Most IFA websites cost between £3,000 and £5,000 depending on the number of service pages and features like calculators or booking systems. We provide a fixed quote upfront so you know exactly what you're paying.
Yes. We integrate interactive calculators that let visitors estimate retirement income, investment returns, or protection needs. These tools keep visitors on your site longer and encourage them to book a consultation with you.
We do. We've built websites for IFAs and wealth managers across the UK. Every page includes appropriate risk warnings and disclaimers. We also know the difference between independent and restricted advice and how that affects your website content.
Of course. We build in a full review stage where your compliance officer or network can check every page. We'll make any changes they require. Most of our IFA clients go through this process and it's always straightforward.
That's the whole point. We build your site with local SEO, clear calls to action, and consultation booking forms. People searching for "financial adviser near me" or "pension advice in [your town]" will find you and know exactly how to get in touch.
Ready to Build Your Financial Adviser Website?
Get a free quote for an FCA-compliant WordPress website. We'll make sure your site meets every regulatory requirement.
