Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor / Fintech is a landing page for a regulated advice practice — a category where the visitor's first instinct is suspicion. The page is built to disarm that: it leads with the fee model, states the credentials with their obligations, gives away a working tool, and carries a full disclaimer rather than burying one.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with anchors and a consultation button.
Hero — certification line, a headline that asks rather than promises, four statistics, and a photo flanked by two floating cards (fee-based and independent; a measurable plan).
Trust strip — certification, association membership, confidentiality and consultation formats.
Problem recognition — six cards naming the situations people actually recognise in themselves, written without condescension.
Services — four pillars, each with three concrete deliverables underneath rather than a vague description.
Budget calculator — a working 50/30/20 calculator that takes income and a savings target and returns the three allocations live, with its assumptions stated in a footnote. Giving a tool away is more persuasive than describing expertise.
Four-step process — from the free session through to quarterly reviews, so nobody wonders what they are signing up for.
Credentials — the adviser's photo alongside four certifications, each with a line explaining what obligation it carries.
Client testimonials — three stories with specific figures and ages, one of which is about discovering a mistake rather than a win.
FAQ — six questions, including the fees stated openly and a direct answer to "do you sell products".
Disclaimer block and the booking form with a topic selector, beside four reassurance lines.

Design and style. Deep teal and warm sand on off-white, generous spacing and quiet typography — the visual register of a practice rather than a fintech app. The calculator, the FAQ accordion, the counters and the mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. Replace every credential with your own and rewrite the disclaimer to what your regulator requires — in this category the disclaimer is the most important text on the page. Update the calculator's placeholder amounts to your market. The form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and bookings arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to financial planners, wealth advisers, insurance brokers, accountants, mortgage advisers, or any regulated practice where trust must be established before a first meeting.