Terms of use & engagement
These terms apply to visitors of intelliweb.digital and to clients who engage Willow Court Financial Advice for regulated financial advice in Great Britain.
Acceptance
By using this website you agree to these terms. By signing an engagement letter you also accept the specific scope, fees, and regulatory disclosures in that letter, which prevail over this general page where they differ.
About us
Willow Court Financial Advice provides UK financial advice and consulting from 2601 Tate Shores, Friesenhampton, England, United Kingdom. Contact: +44-6-809-1592 · hello@intelliweb.digital.
Website information
Articles and fee guides on this site are general information about pensions, investments, protection, and planning. They are not personal recommendations. Regulated advice is delivered only after a fact-find and written suitability assessment.
Intellectual property
Text, layout, and branding on this website belong to Willow Court Financial Advice or its licensors. You may download a copy of pages for personal reference. You may not republish advice letters, cashflow models, or site content for commercial use without written permission.
Client responsibilities
You agree to provide accurate information during the fact-find and to tell us promptly about material changes — for example a new pension transfer deadline, job loss, or inheritance — while an engagement is open.
Limitation of liability
Nothing on this website excludes liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, or any other liability that cannot be limited under English law. For website use, we are not liable for indirect loss arising from reliance on general articles alone. Liability under a paid engagement is governed by the engagement letter and applicable Financial Conduct Authority rules.
Third-party links
Links to GOV.UK, pension providers, or other external sites are provided for convenience. We are not responsible for their content or privacy practices.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. Courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction, without prejudice to mandatory consumer protections available to clients in Great Britain.
Changes
We may update these terms from time to time. The version published on this page applies from the date of posting.