PFS Festival of Financial Planning returns for 2026

To take place on 18-19 November at NEC Birmingham

Sophia Panayi
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The Personal Finance Society’s (PFS) Festival of Financial Planning will take place on 18-19 November at NEC Birmingham, with a programme designed to educate and inspire 3,000 delegates.

Keynote speakers include astronaut and former test pilot Major Tim Peake CMG, whose session will draw on lessons from spaceflight and high-pressure operations. Entrepreneur and Dragons' Den investor Sara Davies MBE is set to discuss ambition, risk and resilience, while financial planning practice consultant, Libby Greiwe, will speak on the importance of the first 100 days of a client relationship. The line-up also includes endurance swimmer Ryan Stramrood, performance speaker Steve Head, and Paralympian Stef Reid MBE. The event will also have: a talent hub, featuring speed mentorin...

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