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Thomson Tyndall Investment Thoughts Q1 2026

January 8, 2026

One of the most challenging parts of investing is resisting the temptation to react to short-term news. The scale and efficiency of global investment markets mean that information is quickly reflected in asset prices, often regardless of how relevant that news may be to long-term [...]

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Autumn Budget 2025

December 2, 2025

After months of “leaks” and speculation, almost none of the measures debated were actually included despite the extraordinary number of changes proposed – over 80. Most were of limited application and few will significantly affect clients of Thomson Tyndall: we will try to summarise just [...]

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Should I Take My Pension Tax-Free Cash before the Budget?

November 6, 2025

With the Chancellor’s Budget billed for the end of November, the media is in peak ‘speculation mode’ about Rachel Reeves’ plans to raise taxes to meet the estimated £30 billion required to fund Labour’s policy commitments and rising government debt costs. Some articles published in [...]

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Autumn Budget – forward thinking

October 23, 2025

As the Autumn Budget approaches, speculation is growing about what the Chancellor may announce. The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) forecasts the government will miss its fiscal target, predicting a £41.2bn deficit by 2029/30. To address this, the Chancellor may need to [...]

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Who will inherit your pension?

September 17, 2025

1 in 6 people don’t know who their pension would go to if they passed away Cohabiting partners are especially at risk of missing out if not formally nominated Some still have ex-partners listed – regular reviews are essential One in six people with a [...]

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‘Squeezed middle’ falling into ‘protection gap’

August 29, 2025

People in their 30s and 40s are falling into the ‘protection gap,’ new research¹ suggests, but getting the right cover for your needs is achievable. Squeezed middle Only 30% of those aged 30 to 34 and 34% of those aged 35 to 39 have enough [...]

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Why ‘keep calm and carry on’ pays off for investors

August 18, 2025

April’s surprise tariffs announced by Donald Trump on ‘Liberation Day’ unsettled global markets and caused a sharp sell off from panicked investors. Trump announced a 90-day pause of the reciprocal tariffs on 9 April and markets picked-up. The recovery then continued in the weeks following [...]

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How the ‘great wealth transfer’ impacts you

August 13, 2025

The UK’s ‘great wealth transfer’ will see an estimated £5.5trn to £7trn passed down the generations in the next 30 years. As money, property and assets are passed on through inheritance, gifts and estate transfers, it is important to understand what this will mean for [...]

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Investors warned as cloning scams surge

August 7, 2025

Cloning scams are now the top fraud threat to people wanting to invest, a new study shows¹. The Investment Association (IA) said there were 478 cases of firms being impersonated by fraudsters in the second half of 2024 alone. Nearly a quarter of these scams [...]

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Engaging with your pension – knowledge gaps revealed

July 30, 2025

New research¹ has shone a light on the extent of pension knowledge gaps among UK adults. While 53% of people believe they are knowledgeable about pensions, only 35% can correctly identify a defined benefit scheme and 34% understand what a defined contribution scheme is. Additionally, [...]

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