‘Finfluencers’ too trusted by the under-30s

A survey shows nearly 80% of under-30s trust financial information from social media, with 77% trusting financial influencers (‘finfluencers’). However, the FCA warns about scams, urging young people to seek professional financial advice rather than relying on social media.  

An introduction to intergenerational financial planning

Intergenerational planning involves establishing a family roadmap detailing who should receive your money and how you would like it used, ensuring family aspirations are met, while keeping you firmly in control of your finances.

An introduction to investing for children

We all want our children to have the best possible start in life – but providing such a start expensive. Whatever your goals for your child’s future, it’s best to plan it out at the earliest opportunity

An introduction to tax planning

Most of us face being taxed on our income, our capital gains and in some circumstances, the value of our estate when we die. Taxation can be complicated and the rules, reliefs, exemptions and allowances often change

An introduction to receiving a windfall

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A windfall is a sudden financial event such as a lottery win, an inheritance, a bonus or redundancy sum, from understanding tax implications to deciding how to invest to meet your financial goals, a windfall requires careful planning.

Inheritance Tax receipts hit new highs – why planning matters more than ever 

Inheritance Tax receipts hit a record £8.2bn in 2024/25, likely driven by rising property and asset values and frozen thresholds. As more families face six-figure bills, proactive planning is now essential to maximise Inheritance Tax receipts have hit record highs due to frozen thresholds and rising property values e what you pass on to loved ones. 

Investing in Times of Uncertainty

Markets are unpredictable, but discipline, diversification, and a long-term view help you stay focused. Don’t let short-term noise derail long-term goals—your plan is built for moments like this

Is your pension going to the right person? A common blind spot

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Failing to update your pension beneficiary could mean your money goes to the wrong person – some people even have an ex-partner listed. Regularly review your nominations to make sure they reflect your current wishes and protect those who matter most. 

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