Today’s announcement that the government are giving additional rights to savers to “dip in” to their pension funds, just like […]

Nick shared an article with me this morning which highlighted some interesting challenges for Baby Boomers. The article contained a […]

The latest price inflation figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show UK inflation has fallen to 1.2%. The […]

One memory I have of my first holiday to South Africa was being introduced to a family doctor at a […]

I’ve just spent a few days at the Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, attending the Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) […]

The last time I sat through a graduation ceremony was 14 years ago, in Winchester Cathedral when I received my […]

Some degree of stress in life is normal and actually healthy, as it keeps us on our toes. But too […]

Today sees the end of the Conservative Party Conference, an event which featured a number of financial pledges in preparation […]

There’s never been a better time to make a will. New rules coming into force on 1st October 2014 are […]

What is your biggest retirement freedom killer? Pensions, ISAs, Tax Free Lump Sum, Annual Allowance, Lifetime Allowance, Capital Gains Tax, […]

It seems to defy conventional wisdom, but could you be financially better off retired than working? For the Baby Boomer […]

The cost of happiness? Around £45,000 a year, it seems. New research presented to the American Psychological Association found feelings of […]

Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a career. Choose a family. Choose a f***ing big television. Choose washing machines, cars, […]

HM Revenue & Customs are considering introducing an ‘accelerated payment’ scheme for inheritance tax. This would result in some people […]

Frustrating, isn’t it? Hot weather, it’s holiday season and you’re stuck in the office wishing you were on the beach […]

We talk a lot about life expectancy in the world of Financial Planning, but perhaps healthy life expectancy is a […]

It was interesting to read in the media yesterday reports of new research by the charity Shelter, which found nearly […]

We have written on this subject a number of times before but still the problem continues. The Financial Services Compensation […]

The MailOnline has reported that more than half a billion pounds will be paid in Inheritance Tax every year from […]

We heard yesterday that the Bank of England voted unanimously to hold interest rates at their historic low of 0.5% […]