Investment market update: June 2025
Trade tariffs continued to affect investment markets in June 2025, though uncertainty did start to ease. However, rising tensions in the Middle […]
How the “blue dot theory” could influence your life
Do you consider yourself an optimist or a pessimist? The “blue dot theory” could suggest that humans are hard-wired to be pessimists, […]
5 valuable reasons to consult a solicitor when writing your will
Writing your will should give you confidence that your assets will be distributed in line with your wishes when you pass away. […]
The age you can access your pension may rise. Could it affect your retirement
In April 2028, the age you can usually access your pension, known as the “normal minimum pension age” (NMPA), will rise from […]
How to prepare your loved ones for the “great wealth transfer”
Passing on your wealth to loved ones could transform their lives and mean they have more opportunities in the future. However, to […]
Why “boring” investments could be exciting long term
Opting for a “boring” investment strategy could be the route to returns that allow you to make exciting lifestyle decisions in the […]
Why defining “financial freedom” could help you achieve it
Achieving “financial freedom” is an aspiration many people have. Yet, it can mean different things to each person and is influenced by […]
The Thursday Murder Club’s guide to retiring well
Richard Osman’s books about the Thursday Murder Club, a team of detective octogenarians, have sold millions of copies, and the team are […]
Investment market update: May 2025
Uncertainty continued to lead to market volatility in May 2025. However, there was some good news for investors as some markets recovered […]
Could Labour break a “50-year tax taboo” to cut borrowing?
A recent article published by an influential think tank, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), has suggested that the Labour government should […]
How to use the “gifting from income” rule to reduce your estate’s Inheritance Tax bill
According to a Citywire report, forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) suggest the amount of Inheritance Tax (IHT) paid to […]
Should you choose a Cash or Stocks and Shares Junior ISA for your child?
A Junior ISA (JISA) is often an effective way for parents to start putting money aside for their children to help them […]
