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Why financial planning is important when purchasing a home

Your home is one of the largest purchases you’ll ever make. But have you made sure you can continue to make mortgage payments even if the unexpected happens? You’ve probably taken out insurance to protect against something happening to your new home; say a fire or items being stolen. However, many people overlook the need

Bank of Mum and Dad: How to understand the long-term impact

Are you planning to give children and grandchildren a helping hand to get on the property ladder this year? If so, you’re not alone. As younger generations are struggling to purchase their first home, thousands of parents and grandparents are putting their hand into their pocket. But what does it mean for your long-term financial

Decade of low interest rates: How has it affected your savings?

As we enter a new decade, you may be looking back on the last ten years. Hopefully, you’ve reached a few goals and taken steps towards them. But, if you have a look at how your savings accounts have performed throughout the 2010s, you could be a little disappointed. Since the 2008 financial crisis, interest

5 things to keep in mind when you review your investments in 2020

2019 was a year marked by uncertainty and volatility in the investment markets. So, when it comes to reviewing your portfolio’s performance, it’s important to keep some things in mind. There were numerous factors influencing markets last year, many of which would have been impossible to predict. In the UK, Brexit continued to be uncertain,

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Guide: 12 practical reasons to write a will and name a Lasting Power of Attorney

Thinking about what might happen after you die isn’t easy. It’s hard to imagine the world simply continuing. That’s likely one reason why so many people put off writing a will for “another time” or decide to “sort it later”. But the reality is, none of us know when we’ll die. Having a will in

6 incredible UK restaurants with tasting menus you’ll remember

Tasting menus are a great alternative to a traditional à la carte menu, giving diners the opportunity to try a little bit of a lot of dishes. They can take away the quandary of what to order, or the disappointment of wishing you’d had something different. The premise of this type of menu is a

The equity release drawdown essentials you need to know

Unlocking the equity that’s tied up in your home could provide a welcome boost to your finances and allow you to enjoy your later years. While many people choose to take a lump sum from their home, a drawdown plan might better suit your needs. According to data released by the Equity Release Council in