Premier Jobs UK Limited
Edinburgh · Posted 22 Oct 2026 · 4 applicants
Handling complex standard advice cases with full research autonomy, this permanent full-time Paraplanner role in Edinburgh offers £38,000 to £45,000 alongside hybrid flexibility. You will work closely with wealth advisers, mentoring support colleagues while maintaining direct impact on client outcomes. To apply, you need to be based within commuting distance of one of these offices.
Where you fit in
This Paraplanner role exists to bridge high-quality financial planning recommendations and client delivery across standard advice cases. Working alongside experienced wealth advisers, you will craft compliant suitability reports, lead cashflow modelling, and conduct detailed product research. You will also share your technical expertise across the wider private wealth team, guiding junior support staff and assisting with complex client queries.
What the job involves
Paraplanner Requirements
Behind the role
Join an established wealth management business providing comprehensive private client advice. You will collaborate in a supportive, professional environment that values knowledge-sharing, operational efficiency, and continuous technical standard enhancement.
What you get in return
What happens next
Your application comes directly to Premier Jobs UK. Our team reviews every application and replies to every candidate, so you will always receive a response. Where your background matches the position, we aim to arrange an introductory call to discuss what you want from your next move. We never send your details to our client without your clear agreement. If you are ready for this Paraplanner role in Edinburgh, apply today.
Liability and disclaimer
Premier Jobs UK Limited is acting as an employment agency for this permanent vacancy. Salary, benefits and on-target earnings are supplied by our client, may change, and form no part of any offer or contract. We give no warranty as to accuracy and accept no liability for reliance on this advert, except where liability cannot lawfully be excluded.