Almond Financial become official financial advise partner

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Lincoln-based financial advice firm Almond Financial have extended their partnership with City for a further three years and will become official financial advice partner. 

The renewed partnership will see Almond Financial continue to support the Imps, building on a long-standing relationship between the local business and the football club.

Established in 2016, Almond Financial has grown into an established financial planning firm based in Lincoln, supporting clients with a range of services including pensions, investments, mortgages, protection and retirement planning.

Its local roots remain an important part of the business, with Almond Financial continuing to play an active role within the Lincolnshire community.

That commitment is also reflected in its relationship with City, with the business having been a long-term supporter of the club.

The three-year extension will see the relationship continue into a new chapter for both Almond Financial and City, with the Imps now preparing to compete in the Sky Bet Championship following last season's Sky Bet League One title success.

City's chief commercial officer Bobby Copping said: “We’re delighted to continue our long-standing relationship with Almond Financial.

“They are a fantastic local business who have shown their support for the football club over a number of years, and it’s great to see that commitment continue with this new three-year agreement.

“Almond Financial understand the importance of Lincoln City within the local community, and they’ve been a brilliant partner to work with. We’re looking forward to continuing to work closely with the team over the next three years and building on what has already been a really positive partnership.”

Sam Robinson, principle, director said: “We’re really proud of our continuous partnership with Lincoln City. It’s great to support a local club and see how their success is positively impacting the wider community,”