UK gilts – What are they and should they be part of your wealth plan?
UK gilts are bonds issued by the UK Government so that it can borrow money. If you are looking to diversify your wealth plan, it is worth considering the value of UK gilts
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Could saving rates be about to drop? What falling inflation means for your nest egg
Saving rates, the amount of interest paid back to you by your bank or building society, are a vital consideration when trying to grow a nest egg. Changes in inflation can impact saving
Getting ahead of the changes to ISAs – Making the most of the new tax year
As a new tax year dawns on 6 April, the time has come to once again take a look at your ISA. The savings limit resets at the start of every new tax
Three top tax tips to make more of your savings and investments
Tax might seem like the cross we all must bear, but there are ways to lighten the load. By being strategic with savings and investments, it is possible to reduce your overall tax
Inflation is up – Is this a sign of things to come or just a blip?
Just when it looked like the UK economy was starting to show signs of recovery, a surprise increase in inflation has sparked concern. The rate of inflation in December 2025 rose slightly to
Are you making the most of pension reliefs?
If you want to be as comfortable as possible during your twilight years, it is best to understand how to make the most out of your pension contributions. Many people are overlooking pension
Financial New Year’s resolutions – What to look out for in 2026
As 2026 gets underway, you may have come up with a plethora of New Year’s resolutions that you will definitely stick with for the entire 12 months. If you want to get your
Planning for the unexpected – How to build personal financial resilience
With a new year dawning, it is time to start thinking about what might lie ahead. If you found yourself getting caught off guard by shocks and surprises in 2025, then you can
Making more of your income – What the tax squeeze means for your wealth management
The Autumn Budget has been much maligned by a range of people, with higher earners and business owners feeling particularly disenfranchised. These concerns are not unfounded, as the Budget has paved the way
Could pensions for high earners shrink? – The impact of successive Budgets
It was once again time for high earners to bear the brunt of another Budget aimed at balancing the books by biting into pensions. Successive Budgets have seen pensions as a go-to spot