Grant Macara

Financial Planner
Connect with Grant
Edinburgh
Grant-Macara

Grant is an experienced and fully qualified Independent Financial Adviser. His career in the financial services industry stretches back over 30 years, including the last 23 years working in advisory roles.

He has worked for a major UK Life Assurance Company and one of the leading UK banks, providing financial planning advice to his clients.

In 2010, Grant moved on to become an IFA in the Edinburgh and Lothian area, providing wealth management advice to personal and corporate clients. During this period, he has built up close working relationships with accountants and solicitors, enabling his clients to benefit from sound advice.

Grant is married and has a young family, with a son and daughter. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his family and taking part in sports and outdoor activities.

Latest insights

26_10_Digital_Article_ForRicherForPoorerAndForInheritanceTax_BLOGGRAPHICS_1
Financial planning
For richer, for poorer… and for Inheritance Tax (IHT)?
Pick up where you left off You've read this article
Nick Parkes
By Nick Parkes
14th October 2026
Why are gilts attracting investors again?
Investing
Why are gilts attracting investors again? 
Pick up where you left off You've read this article
Craig Melling 650×650
By Craig Melling
8th October 2026
26_03_Artwork_PAM_PodcastBanner_800x450_3-1
Investing
Inside The Markets: Ep7 | UK gilts explained: why they’re back in focus for investors
Pick up where you left off You've read this article
Craig Melling 650×650
By Craig Melling
8th October 2026

YOU ARE LEAVING THE UK VERSION OF OUR WEBSITE.

Please be aware that services and pages will differ from region to region. Your chosen regional site will open in a new browser window or tab. Please press ‘Proceed’ to continue or if you would like to stay on the UK site, please press ‘Return’.

Proceed

Search

"*" indicates required fields

Step 1 of 4

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Tell us about yourself