3 fundamental questions to answer if you’re investing for children Building a nest egg for your child or grandchild could give them a head start when they reach adulthood. It might allow them to pursue further education, get on the… read more
Impact vs ESG investing: Which is “right” for you? The trend for wanting your money to have a positive effect on the world when you invest has been growing. If it’s something you’ve considered, the terminology might seem confusing… read more
4 pragmatic ways your pension could create long-term security for you and your partner Deciding how to sustainably access your pension is often a big decision. If you’re planning with a partner, you might have an added layer of complexity – how can you… read more
Why tuning out political speculation may help you stick to your financial plan In a historic victory, the Labour Party won a majority in the 4 July 2024 general election. After 14 years of Conservative government, you might be wondering what the change… read more
Investment market update: July 2024 In July, the markets were affected by general elections taking place in the UK and France, and the ongoing presidential campaign in the US. Read on to find out what… read more
The art you must see to celebrate the National Gallery’s 200th anniversary Did you know that the National Gallery turns 200 this year? Originally founded in 1824, the museum in Trafalgar Square, London houses an impressive collection of over 2,300 paintings. Displaying… read more
How to beat the potential harmful effects of “loss aversion” on your wealth “Loss aversion” is a type of bias that could affect how you manage your finances. It’s a concept that was developed by renowned psychologist Daniel Kahneman, who won a Nobel… read more
How to make the unexpected part of your financial plan When you set out how to reach your financial goals, you might think about the steps you need to take. Just as important could be considering how the unexpected might… read more
Investment market update: April 2024 Interest rates and inflation continued to affect markets around the world in April 2024. Read on to find out what else may have affected investment markets and your portfolio in… read more
How to calculate what’s “enough” when selling your business If you’re a business owner, selling your business might be a key part of your long-term finances. You may plan to use the sale proceeds to retire, provide greater financial… read more
4 compelling reasons you might want to consolidate your pension It’s been more than a decade since auto-enrolment was introduced, and now most workers automatically become members of their employer’s pension scheme. While more people saving for retirement is excellent… read more
All the winners and losers from the 2024 Spring Budget With one eye on a forthcoming general election, the chancellor has announced a Budget aimed at generating long-term growth, with “more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes”. read more
