Start now for next year’s tax return. Our top tips.

I would urge you now to start planning for your next tax return.  Don't leave it to the last minute and avoid all that last-minute stress. Recent figures from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) show that over 93% of people who were required to submit a self–assessment tax return did so by the closing [...]

Green Savings Bonds from NS&I. Should you have some?

The new Green Savings Bonds announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, in the 2021 Spring Budget are available to purchase from Friday the 22nd of October. The Green Savings Bonds offers’ a 0.65% gross/AER fixed rate over a three-year term. Tell me more about Green Savings Bonds? The key features of the [...]

Why not put a financial plan together during the lockdown?

Thanks to the coronavirus (COVID-19), we are all worried to some degree about our health as well as our wealth. With the hope of a successful vaccine, we have seen the world’s stock markets recently rally. Whatever happens, the world will be a different place as we move into what is being called the "new [...]

Take financial advice and be £47,000 better off in retirement.

According to a new study by the International Longevity Centre (ILC), people who take financial advice are on average £47,000 better off in retirement than people who did not. The report titled, “Peace of mind: understanding the non-financial value of financial advice” highlighted the key points that: - People who take financial advice are on [...]

What do you know about your parent’s finances? Part three.

This is the third in a series of articles about the difficult questions you need to be asking about your elderly parent's finances. In the first article, we looked at the importance of ensuring that there is a financial plan in place and the need to have a record of your parent's assets. In the [...]

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