Economic and political uncertainty can lead to impulsive financial decisions—long-term planning is key Media headlines create noise, but financial plans should be tailored to personal goals, not speculation. A strong financial strategy is built to adapt—seek expert advice to stay on track Over the past five years, we’ve experienced a global pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, political […]
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Surging demand for protection insurance – are you covered?
Income protection demand is expected to grow, with 51% of financial advisers predicting an increase in 2025 44% of advisers anticipate rising demand for life insurance, as more people seek financial security With economic uncertainty, more individuals are prioritising private health insurance and income protection The demand for health insurance, income protection and life insurance […]
Financial advice and wellbeing: a match made in heaven
Recent research has found that those who receive professional financial advice are four times more likely to enjoy high levels of financial wellbeing1. In addition, clients who take advice build up three times more pension wealth on average (£246,000) than those who don’t (£95,000). Advised clients also accumulated more than double the non-pension savings (£65,000) […]
A lifetime of investing
As we move through life, our plans and goals will inevitably change. This also goes for our investment strategies, which need to flex and adapt as we move through the decades. Your twenties and thirties The financial decisions we make in early adulthood set the foundations for the rest of our lives. At this stage, […]
‘Cash is king’ mentality could prove costly
For many years, savers have seen cash as a safe, reliable option when building up a nest egg for the future. However, inflation has the potential to seriously reduce the value of cash savings over the years. Whilst a modest level of price inflation is considered a marker of a healthy economy, high inflation rates […]
Money – In the news
A third enter retirement in debt Retirement. You’ve paid off your mortgage, said goodbye to your colleagues for the last time and now it’s finally time to put your feet up and enjoy some well-deserved rest, free of commitments. That’s the ideal, anyway. Unfortunately, many retirees enter this stage of their lives with significant commitments […]
Autumn: a time of change and preparation
As the darker evenings and colder days of autumn approach, our thoughts often turn to hunkering down and preparing for the winter months. A season traditionally associated with change, preservation and preparation, autumn is a perfect time to get your finances organised before the rush of the festive season and the New Year. Getting prepared […]
Your personal goals matter more than Keeping up with the Joneses
Did you know that this expression about the envy of others dates all the way back to 1913, when a New York Globe comic strip ‘Keeping Up With the Joneses’ first appeared and created an enduring, meaningful expression? Even further back, envy was evident in biblical times; the Tenth Commandment is proof of that – […]
