It was an interesting day for announcements from the Bank of England, although possibly none that can be genuinely considered to […]

It’s easy to get the impression that chancellor George Osborne isn’t the biggest fan of private landlords. In his recent […]

New figures published by the Equity Release Council have revealed that a record amount of housing wealth has been unlocked […]

Do you know how much you spend each year? Understanding your household expenditure is an important part of a Financial […]

Relying on an inheritance to realise your financial goals in life might not be the smartest strategy. I wrote last […]

It’s been nearly seven years now since the last rate rise by the Bank of England. The latest forecasts from […]

After spending the past 16 years working in the world of retail financial services, I’ve become used to fairly constant […]

Up until now I’ve always started each year with a clean slate and a fresh set of aims and objectives. […]

Starting in April 2016, a new Personal Savings Allowance will mean 95% of taxpayers no longer pay income tax on […]

How can you save yourself from financial anxiety? Financial anxiety is on the rise again in the UK, returning to […]

We are pleased to announce that Shelley McCarthy has been promoted to become our new Financial Planning Director. Shelley, a […]

Consumer confidence on the rise is always an interesting measure of economic health. When confidence is trending up, consumers are […]

Financial Planning is little about the money and lots about what the money allows you to do with your life. […]

The Dickens character Ebenezer Scrooge was a cold-hearted miser who despises Christmas. In one of the most vivid character descriptions ever […]

How much will your house be worth by the end of next year? In one respect, it doesn’t really matter. […]

George Osborne was on his feet for over an hour to deliver his Autumn Statement and Spending Review last Wednesday. […]

Following the Autumn Statement and Spending Review at lunchtime today, we have published a free briefing note describing the main […]

If you’re part of a couple, do you rely on both incomes to survive? According to a new study by […]

Who wears the trousers in your household when it comes to personal finances? Two thirds of UK households take joint […]

Price inflation as measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) has fallen by -0.1% in the year to October. The […]