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47% of retirees leave work earlier than expected, but just 31% say they could afford to

Retiring early is a dream for many. Whether you’re looking forward to putting your feet up or going on an adventure, it’s a huge milestone and it’s important to be financially prepared. Yet, research suggests that many people retiring earlier than expected don’t have their finances in order. According to research from LV=, 47% of

The parents’ guide to paying for university and student loans

As a parent, it is important to understand what expenses students face, how they will repay student loans in the future, and how you could offer support. If your child will be going to university this year or is planning to further their education in the future, you undoubtedly feel proud. However, you may also

7 incredible European resorts to book a skiing trip to this winter

Skiing holidays don’t come better than those in Europe. And, with so many equally attractive options, choosing the right destination for your trip can be a difficult task. From waterparks to a mountain-top church, read on to discover seven of the very best skiing locations the continent has to offer. 1. Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy Tucked

Landlords, rising interest rates could affect cash flow and your long-term plans

If you’re a landlord, your outgoings may have increased this year thanks to rising interest rates and could climb further. It’s essential that you review your cash flow and the effect it could have on long-term plans. A combination of factors, including the Ukraine war and the after-effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, means inflation is

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Guide: 7 valuable behaviours for successful investing

How do you grow your wealth when you’re investing? Choosing the “right” investments is just one of the ingredients needed for success. Indeed, your mindset and behaviours could have a much larger effect on the outcomes of your investments than you might think. Your approach to investing could influence the decisions you make when you

How to calculate the level of income protection that would provide you with financial security

Income protection could provide you with an essential safety net if you’re unable to work due to an accident or illness. Yet, research suggests it’s a valuable step that some people might be overlooking. If you’re too ill to work, income protection could provide you with a regular replacement income. Usually, income protection would pay

As rental growth slowed in 2023, is buy-to-let still profitable?

As property prices and rental yields have steadily increased in recent years, buy-to-let property has often been seen as a useful way to invest your money. However, figures suggest the pace of growth is slowing and landlords face increasing regulation that might mean it’s not as attractive as it once was. For some people, buy-to-let