Investors should be ready in case of a Brexit vote, says Jeff Salway
Investors and pension savers are bracing themselves for a period of turbulence as the UK prepares for an EU referendum that threatens to trigger a fresh crisis in global markets.
Look to the dollar but avoid US market
4 ways financial planning can support your mental health
Poor mental health can affect every area of your life, including your financial wellbeing. It can impact your ability to work, make key financial decisions, and stay on top of your money. At the same time, financial worries can put more pressure on you when you are already struggling, which can create a negative cycle. […]
Are you and your partner financially prepared for life’s big events?
Life is full of twists and turns, and sharing that adventure with a partner can make the ride both more manageable and more complex. If you have a partner, you may decide to make financial plans for each new life event as they come, whether that’s having a child, getting married, or ending your relationship. […]
Concerned about the Budget? Here’s why you should be careful about reacting to rumours
With the new Prime Minister’s Budget just around the corner, there is intense speculation about what may or may not be on the table. While Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves made various fiscal promises and commitments not to raise certain taxes, Andy Burnham and John Healey could override their predecessors. Of course, whether they will […]
Guide: 5 financial lessons to learn from Queen lyrics
If you “open your eyes, look up to the skies and see…”, you can find financial planning lessons in the most unexpected places. You’ve no doubt heard many of Queen’s greatest hits countless times. You might have danced to ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ at weddings, sung along to ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ in the car, or stomped […]
