You no doubt want to protect your loved ones against life’s twists and turns. For many families, that includes shielding their finances from the worst-case
Affluent families who delay estate planning could miss out on chances to reduce a potential Inheritance Tax (IHT) bill and pass more on to their
On 22 June, Keir Starmer announced he would quit as Labour Party leader. The decision had been anticipated in the media, but the changes still
In a bid to pass more wealth to their loved ones, a growing number of families are opening pensions for their children. Whether your child
Having a reliable income in retirement could give you the freedom to create a lifestyle you enjoy and achieve those bucket-list goals you’ve dreamed about
Investing is often as much about emotions as it is about numbers. One emotion that might affect how you invest at times is fear. Learning
When you read that investment markets have fallen you might feel nervous or scared about the effect it could have on your future. Emotions like
Many people wrongly assume that financial protection rarely pays out. While this is untrue, there are times when claims are rejected, and there might be
What’s stopping you from retiring sooner? For many, it’s not just finances that are holding them back but their mindset too. If the excitement of
The number of people with at least a million pounds in their ISAs is on the rise. If you want to join their ranks, consistency
Imagine you could time travel to understand how your financial decisions today might affect your lifestyle in 10 or 20 years. You may be in
Data released by Scotland’s largest health board has highlighted the potential challenges families could face if a loved one doesn’t have a Power of Attorney
When creating an estate plan, there might be people you want to pass wealth to but they’re not in a position to manage their finances.
This guest blog was written by Chris Budd, who wrote the original Financial Wellbeing Book as well as The Four Cornerstones of Financial Wellbeing. He
A third of people don’t know how much they need to contribute to their pensions every year to create a comfortable retirement, according to a
You might think of a financial safety net as something only useful when you face a shock, like an unexpected bill or being unable to