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Why financial lessons are important for children and teens

Financial education in childhood is crucial. Attitudes and habits formed in our tentative years can have an impact in adulthood. Passing on your financial knowledge and the lessons you’ve learnt to children and grandchildren can lead to them being more financially savvy and secure in the future. Financial education is taught in schools, but it’s

Talk Money Week: The benefit of family financial planning

Each November, Talk Money Week takes place. It aims to get the nation talking about managing money, from discussing pocket money with children to chatting about pensions. Money can be a taboo subject, even among families. But talking openly about money, financial goals and aspirations can help different generations make better decisions. Making talking about

Underestimating the amount you need in retirement: How a mid-life check can help

Do you know how much you need to save into your pension for the retirement you want? Millions of pension savers are underestimating how much they’ll need once they give up work. It’s a miscalculation that could lead to a retirement that doesn’t meet expectations. Even if retirement seems a long way off, a pension

Are you taking an unsustainable amount from your pension?

If you’re choosing to access your pension flexibly, one of the risks is that you could take too much from your pension too soon. Your pension is likely needed to provide an income for several decades and evidence suggests that many retirees could find their pensions will run out during their lifetime. Since 2015, retirees

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Investment market update: February 2026

In February 2026, ongoing uncertainty around trade tariffs and concerns about the impact of AI adoption on business profits affected the markets. Read on to discover some of the factors that may have affected your investment portfolio. Please note: The value of investments and any income from them can fall as well as rise and

3 practical tips for looking after your joint health

People often focus on maintaining their health as they age. They might set goals to stay active or eat well. However, there’s one area that you might have overlooked – joint health. Your joints play a crucial role in everyday mobility, comfort, and independence. Poor joint health can limit your lifestyle as you age, yet

Explained: Why your pension could become liable for Inheritance Tax

Next year, a significant change to how pensions are treated when calculating Inheritance Tax (IHT) could mean more families become liable for the tax. Here’s what you need to know to understand if your estate could be affected and how you might mitigate a potential bill. Currently, pensions are usually outside your estate for IHT