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Behind all great advice is in-depth knowledge. Here’s everything you need to know about pensions, property, government fiscal policy and the state of the UK economy. We’ll explain what it all means for you and finances.
An Introduction to Intergenerational Financial Planning
The generational wealth gap has become all too clear, the baby boomer generation now hold around 80% of all UK private wealth, while today’s younger generation face significant obstacles to accumulating wealth.
An Introduction to Investing
As we move through life, events such as marriage, property purchase, starting a family, starting a business, retirement and inheritance impact our financial needs and plans. This guide focuses on
investing, about why you should invest, your attitude to risk, diversification and strategy, and why it’s important to take a long-term view.
An Introduction to Investing for Children
We all want our children to have the best possible start in life. But how best to achieve it? Investing offers the potential for strong returns, especially if you start early. This guide considers the options, highlighting the importance of assessing your objectives, making an investment plan and suggests the top tips for investing for maximum tax-efficiency.
An Introduction to Tax Planning
While our taxes go towards providing the important services we all rely on, such as the NHS and schools, no one needs to end up paying more than their fair share. This guide takes a look at the current tax allowances and exemptions that we are entitled to and how to maximise their use in meeting our individual financial goals.
An introduction to finances for women
Understanding and managing personal finances is a crucial step towards financial independence and long-term security. For women, taking control of their money isn’t just about budgeting, it’s about empowerment. A solid financial foundation provides greater freedom, security and the ability to navigate life’s uncertainties with confidence.
News in review
The Bank of England kept rates at 4% as inflation persists. A historic US-UK ‘Tech Prosperity Deal’ promises £150bn in investment for AI, energy and quantum computing. Meanwhile, UK consumer confidence declined, reflecting continued financial pressures on households.