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5 ways financial planning could help you emotionally prepare for retirement
While financial challenges often come up when those nearing retirement are asked about their concerns, emotional obstacles could be just

Looking beyond the numbers when using a cashflow model
A cashflow model is a valuable tool that lets you understand how the value of your estate and individual assets

How to stop following the investment crowd and stick to your strategy
We’re only weeks into 2025, and it’s already been one filled with market volatility and uncertainty. At times like this,

Behavioural finance: The effect emotions could have on your financial decisions
While you might intend to make your financial decisions based on facts, emotions creeping in from time to time is

Guide: 7 allowances you might want to use before the end of the 2024/25 tax year
When a new tax year starts, many allowances reset. So, checking if you could use these valuable allowances before 5

Guide: 5 key financial planning steps to consider during a divorce
Going through a divorce can be incredibly emotionally challenging, but it may also represent the beginning of a new phase

10 of the world’s best destinations to travel to during winter in the UK
It’s not hard to argue that winter is a magical period. In northern hemisphere countries like here in the UK,

Guide: The surprising benefits of choosing a “living legacy” for your loved ones
Leaving wealth behind for your loved ones may be a priority when developing your financial plan. After all, you’ll likely

5 savvy ways you could pay off your mortgage sooner
Paying off your mortgage might come with a sense of relief and far more financial freedom. If reaching that milestone

The voice cloning AI scam you need to be aware of
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is providing scammers with new ways to try and dupe you. One type of scam that’s on

Are your loved ones relying on an inheritance to reach life goals?
Research suggests that a worrying number of families are putting off major life decisions until they receive an expected inheritance.

5 smart reasons why retirement planning should start in your 30s and 40s
If you’re working and contributing to your pension, you might think you don’t need to do any more retirement planning