You’ve worked hard for your cash, now’s the time to make your cash work hard for you
Ahead of the imminent new tax year, it’s important to know how to take advantage of the higher cash interest rates currently available. Why now? Find out more.
Financial advice
Bear with me, don’t panic, keep at it
Wren Sterling Group’s new CIO Rory McPherson reflects on what is happening in the markets and sees reason to be optimistic.
The value of financial advice
As stormy market conditions continue we talk to an adviser about the advice she gives her clients to help them navigate the current climate.
The balance of retirement income planning
Are annuities making a comeback? The increase in gilt yields over the past six months particularly have seen a corresponding increase in annuity rates.
Why one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to your pension fund’s default option
Workplace pensions are a great place to start building your retirement savings. But is a ‘one size fits all approach’ right for everyone?
How our services are changing to meet client needs in a changing world
Financial planning is about more than just investment returns. Of course, they’re critical to financial plans succeeding, but recent years have really sharpened our focus on building solutions to meet more of the challenges our clients face, so our advice is truly holistic…
Should we be preparing for long-term inflation?
Inflation could be here to stay, as problems with production in China, coupled with energy price rises look set to keep costs high…
Inflation, interest rates and what to do as an investor
As energy prices and the cost of production increase and bite on household wallets, what does this mean for investors?
How to consolidate your pensions
If you’ve got multiple pensions, should you bring them together? Once you’ve decided, what do you need to do, and how hard is it?
Financial advice ‘intrinsically linked’ to good mental health
Originally published on FTAdviser.com Financial advice is “intrinsically linked” to improved mental health, a study has found. Nearly three quarters (74 per cent) of UK adults who have sought regulated financial advice are more likely to have average or above average mental health, according to research conducted by HSBC’s insurance business. Of those who don’t […]