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Top tips if you’re retiring in 2018.
12th January 2018
The New Year is the perfect time to take stock of your finances, particularly if you’re approaching retirement.
Helping employees with budget shocks.
2nd January 2018
HR Grapevine, asks Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work about the steps employers could take to help their staff cope with the increased cost of rail tickets.
Top 5 tips to consider before cashing in your pension.
6th December 2017
Introduced in April 2015 the pension changes brought freedom and choice on how to take income in retirement. It means that most individuals, age 55 or over, can now withdraw as much or little income, as and when they like from their defined contribution (DC) pension scheme.
Financial education can help the UK become a nation of savers.
24th November 2017
The majority (60%) of employees want help to make the right pension and savings decisions, according to research by LifeSight.
Budget 2017 - Part 2.
22nd November 2017
The Chancellor Philip Hammond has today delivered the Autumn Budget. Paul Morton, Investment Planning Director, my wealth, comments.
Budget November 2017.
22nd November 2017
Philip Hammond, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered his first Autumn Budget today.
Blindly selecting retirement drawdown products putting consumers at huge risk of making costly mistakes.
13th November 2017
Latest findings from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) indicate that since the pension changes were introduced in 2015 to provide consumers with more flexibility at retirement, twice as many pension pots have moved into drawdown than annuities.
Property deposit saving challenge impinging on Millennial wealth.
31st October 2017
It’s easy to assume that with the plethora of money saving deals available for everything from utility bills to credit cards, together with the gradual relaxation of mortgage underwriting criteria, Millennials have never had it so good.