I’m Kiki, Founder and Financial Planner at Harwood Lang Financial Planning. I founded the Practice in 2024 with a clear vision: to create a financial planning business where advice feels personal, relationships are built for the long term and clients feel genuinely understood.
I work with individuals, families, professionals, and business owners, helping them make informed decisions about their finances through different stages of life. My approach begins with understanding the person behind the finances what matters to them, what they want to achieve and what they want their money to make possible.
For me, financial planning is about far more than investments or pensions. It is about bringing the different elements of a client’s financial life together, creating clarity and helping them build, protect, enjoy, and eventually pass on their wealth with greater confidence.
Building long-term relationships is at the heart of how I work. I particularly enjoy making complex financial matters easier to understand and creating a space where clients feel comfortable asking questions, exploring their options, and making informed decisions about their future.
Outside of work, I enjoy playing tennis and have a real love of travel, discovering different cultures and experiencing new places usually with a keen interest in the local food too. Family is incredibly important to me, and some of my favourite time is spent with my two daughters, whether we are travelling together, enjoying good food or simply spending time as a family.
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