Meet Tony Chamberlain
Meet Tony Chamberlain
Originally from Harlow in Essex, GBPensions’ director Tony Chamberlain worked on his first pension case in 1990. Having emigrated to New Zealand with his family in 2005, he’s specialised in this increasingly complex financial sector for many years and founded GBPensions in 2012 to offer clients objective, independent advice.
Tony’s one of only a handful of financial advisers in New Zealand to be both a Certified Financial Planner and an Accredited Investment Fiduciary – which means you can be assured of his commitment to professional excellence.
Meet Tony Chamberlain
Meet Tony Chamberlain
Originally from Harlow in Essex, GBPensions’ director Tony Chamberlain worked on his first pension case in 1990. Having emigrated to New Zealand with his family in 2005, he’s specialised in this increasingly complex financial sector for many years and founded GBPensions in 2012 to offer clients objective, independent advice.
Tony’s one of only a handful of financial advisers in New Zealand to be both a Certified Financial Planner and an Accredited Investment Fiduciary – which means you can be assured of his commitment to professional excellence.
Tony Chamberlain
Director of GBPensions
Financial Adviser (FSP 138624)
Graduate Diploma Business Studies, (Financial Planning), Massey University
Certified Financial Planner CM
CertPFS (UK), Chartered Insurance Institute, London 1997
Chartered Life Underwriter
Accredited Investment Fiduciary ® (Fi360)
Who is your favourite sports team?
Manchester Utd
What’s your favourite movie?
Darkest Hour, The Great Escape or Jason and the Argonauts
Who are your favourite band?
The Eagles
What is your favourite pie?
Steak and something (anything within reason!)
Define a good day at the office
Sharing my knowledge of products and legislation with clients so they can make a fully informed decision about how to proceed. And knowing they have the reassurance that they’re acting in the most tax-efficient, cost-effective way, appropriate for them, their needs, and circumstances.