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The cost of dying

May 8, 2024

Nearly half (48%) of adults aged 18 to 40 don’t have life insurance¹. This puts many in a precarious position, as the unfortunate reality is that the cost of dying is high. Research has found that a premature death can cost surviving family members an [...]

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Crafting your retirement strategy

April 30, 2024

Have you developed a retirement strategy yet? Whether you’re nearing retirement, or you still have many years of your working life ahead, careful planning is essential to secure financial stability and peace of mind when you stop working. Active planning is important According to a [...]

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The surging costs of retirement

April 18, 2024

According to the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA)¹, a ‘moderate’ standard of living that includes £55 per week on groceries, a two-week all-inclusive holiday, £10 a week on takeaways and £100 a month to take others out for a meal, could cost a single [...]

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Residential Property Review – March 2024

April 2, 2024

RICS responds to the Spring Budget The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has released a statement in response to the Spring Budget. On 6 March, the Chancellor announced that twenty more towns will join the Long-Term Plan for Towns, each receiving £20m. RICS was [...]

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The scammers targeting YOU

March 27, 2024

According to a study from NatWest¹, seven in 10 people have been targeted by scams over the last 12 months. Vulnerabilities brought on by cost-of-living challenges have likely contributed to the high numbers. Sadly, 13% of people have fallen prey to such scams, which are [...]

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What’s your retirement dream?

March 20, 2024

Research¹ has revealed that the ultimate retirement dream is actually very simple – financial security for the rest of your life. This is according to a survey¹, which questioned 2,000 respondents aged 50 and over on their aspirations for later life. Hopes and dreams Nearly [...]

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Budget 2024

March 8, 2024

Despite being within a year of the next General election, this Budget contained relatively little that affects financial planning. The two much-trailed measures attracting headlines, the reduction of the National Insurance rate and the British ISA, whilst welcome, were both relatively insignificant and are unlikely [...]

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Financial pitfalls primarily impacting women

February 22, 2024

Research¹ has shone a spotlight on the financial challenges that prevent women from accumulating the same wealth as their male counterparts. The report found that having children continues to have a disproportionately large impact on women’s finances, as do other life events such as the [...]

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Powering up your pension this year

February 14, 2024

Paying a lump sum into a pension can be a particularly effective way to save for your future. If you have accumulated extra money from a windfall, work bonus or through saving, now could be the ideal time to power up your pension with a [...]

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Economic Review – January 2024

February 8, 2024

UK economy rebounds in November Official statistics show the economy returned to growth in November, although analysts believe it remains a close call as to whether or not the UK will once again manage to avoid a recession. Figures released last month by the Office [...]

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