Another title for this blog post could be, why the 4% rule is unlikely to be right for you in […]

There are many economic milestones in life – buying your home, paying off your mortgage, leaving employment – which take […]

Clients often ask Financial Planners whether they are spending more, or less, than everyone else. For those who are interested […]

Time is running out to top-up your State Pension before a price rise being introduced in April. Paying voluntary National […]

One of the most powerful ways to boost your income and capital in retirement, and to increase the amounts you […]

Last week was aptly named “death, divorce and debt” week. Martin covered this phenomena in detail last Friday in another […]

Modern retirement isn’t a straightforward business. Our grandparents were sent home from work at 65 or 60, with a guaranteed […]

If you were to read the financial sections of the New Year financial press, you’d imagine that 2018 was a […]

In recent decades we have witnessed huge shifts in the way in which we fund our retirement. In the past, […]

In last week’s post, I looked at the rule of thumb for retirement income, and concluded that 2.7% of your […]

We all know the formula E=MC2, but few of us can explain Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity. You’ll be pleased […]

As you might imagine, this is a question we are asked almost every day. It gets asked in a variety […]

I could have titled this blog post why retired couples should take an extra holiday next year! It’s well known […]

Retirement can last a long time. Average life expectancy for a 60 year old man is 26 years, but there […]