County Financial Services, part of The County Insurance Group, has opened a new office on Beam Street in Nantwich.
The ribbon was officially cut by Nantwich Mayor Councillor Andrew Martin.
The new branch will provide financial services products such as mortgages, life insurance and sickness cover, as well as general insurance such as cars, vans, house and business.
County Financial Services, part of The County Insurance Group, are a leading provider of financial services products such as mortgages, life insurance and sickness cover.
The County Group, which has sponsored Nantwich Town shirts for five years, is one of the largest general insurance brokers in the North West, with annual premiums in excess of £50m.
The new Nantwich team will be run by Paul Gilchrist, who has been running County Financial Services for over three years from County House, Fourth Avenue, Crewe.
He will be supported by Adam Kirkham and Sophie Hudson, both local residents who know the area.
Paul said: “We are right in the heart Nantwich so it is easily assessable to anyone in the town centre.
“We are close to lots of car parking facilities, too. I’m really excited to have a new branch in Nantwich.
“Life insurance, critical illness or mortgages are important to get right so a face to face service is important to customers to fully understand the range of options available to them.
“Some people are not aware that we can do mortgages, life insurance, private health, pensions and the like.
“We are whole of market so literally can source the best deals for our customers.”
Tim Crighton, director of The County Group, added: “Paul has done a fantastic job in the three years he has been running County Financial Services and has recruited top people such as Adam and Sophie into the business.
“I know he has a few more people joining too, some great quality people, who build excellent and trusted relationships with both new and existing customers.”
Cllr Martin said: “It’s great to see a local thriving business open up in the heart of Nantwich providing greater choice to local people in regards to their mortgage and insurance requirements.”
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