Will Chapman

Financial Planner AFP® | B.App.Fin | Authorised Representative No. 311745

A bit about me professionally…

I focus on developing a strategy and offering my clients all the information they need to feel comfortable with their financial direction – whether it’s in superannuation, a specific asset investment, or a general matter such as estate planning. This involves understanding your current situation as well as your long-term goals, and most importantly listening to what you really want.

I’m fortunate that I have a career I thoroughly enjoy. My role involves so much more than just numbers. I help clients with the ups and downs of their lives. I get to know their families and support them through many critical decisions that will determine their futures – and that of their next generations.

Whether you’re new to investing or are already enjoying retirement, I look forward to providing informative financial guidance to help you find the most appropriate solution to meet your needs.

While I provide advice on all areas of financial planning, wealth creation is definitely a passion of mine and something I look forward to helping my clients achieve.

A bit about me personally…

Married with a young family, I’m an active investor myself and personally understand the importance of making informed financial decisions. I’m also involved at a national level in the newest Olympic sport, kiteboarding. Plus, I enjoy other pursuits such as the SA Variety Bash each year.

Speaking Engagements

If you are part of a local community or organisation looking for a guest speaker at your next event, to discuss all things financial planning, please reach out for a chat.  I would be delighted to present. 

Please refer to my Speaker Profile for additional information on my experience and areas of expertise.

Ken, 65+ years, Stirling, SA
Ken, 65+ years, Stirling, SA
"Will has always been very helpful in any dealings we have had with him. Grateful that our accountant referred us to him many years ago. The thing that came out most in a recent client lunch with Will. Was that he is always trustworthy. We have literally offered a set and forget attitude as we know he is looking after our best interests."
Sharon, 65+ years, Glenside, SA
Sharon, 65+ years, Glenside, SA
"I've been extremely fortunate to have been referred to Will 13 years ago and have been highly impressed by the transparency of our dealings, his succinct explanation of matters and entire professionalism. His outgoing demeanour enhances his ability to relate to me as a client in a easy manner. I have no hesitation in recommending him."
Gordon, 65+ years, Hyde Park, SA
Gordon, 65+ years, Hyde Park, SA
"Will Chapman impresses by his proactive action, diligence, integrity and advice on market performance and its anticipated movements. If he sees a potential or real issue arising in the future, he gets in touch and advises competently. I've been with Goldsborough for over 25 years and have been impressed with their advice, especially when comparing our experience with other's financial advisors. Since putting my financial matters in the hands of Goldsborough, our self-funded Superannuation balance has grown, despite a quarter century of withdrawals. I have recommended Will to our children and our friends. Can't recommend him enough."
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Latest insights

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