More people plan to work past traditional retirement age. Here’s what they need to consider
More people are expected to work past State Pension Age by 2030. Work can provide a sense of purpose and…
More people are expected to work past State Pension Age by 2030. Work can provide a sense of purpose and…
Receiving an inheritance can be life-changing. But it can also be overwhelming and you may not know where to start…
A sustainable pension could prove to be an environmentally friendly alternative to your standard pension. Read about whether an ESG…
As lockdown restrictions lift, now is a great time to start thinking about what you want to achieve next year…
Retiring with a £1 million pension can seem like an impossible challenge for young workers. Yet, with the benefits of…
While retirement may be some way off for Generation X, changes to pensions, lifestyle and the State Pension means they…
While there were concerns that Covid-19 would have a negative impact on ESG investing, reports suggest the opposite is true.…
The current tax year ends on 5 April 2021. Some allowances will reset after this date. Making use of them…
Find out more about the announcements Rishi Sunak has made as part of the Spending Review and what they could…
If you’re retiring this year, congratulations! Jim Rixon, Independent Financial Adviser at Pembroke Financial Services, who offer expert pensions advice…
Whether it’s the Extinction Rebellion protests or Greta Thunberg’s speech to the UN, there has been a renewed focus on…
Pension contributions rose in April for many people, but the increase may still not be enough to fund a comfortable…
Interest rates on instant access savings accounts continue to be outstripped by inflation, so where should you invest your money?…
The 2018 Budget, which was delivered on a Monday for the first time since 1962, produced a number of surprises,…
The long-term outlook for government finances suggests that tax increases are inevitable. The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) produces medium-term…
Interest rates for the Eurozone and US diverge leading to currency fluctuations as investment markets prepare for base rate rises.…
Be wary of cold-callers who offer a ‘free’ pension review – it could cost you more than you think. Cold-calling…
The world’s share markets were a profitable place to be in 2017, but the year was not without its drama.…
The September inflation rate was just low enough to spare Bank of England (BoE) Governor, Mark Carney, from having to…
Uncertainty is the name of the game so far during this tax year, with post-Budget U-turns and a rushed pre-election…
The inheritance tax (IHT) residence nil rate band is now available and could potentially cut the IHT bill on your…
Several important changes to tax and benefits were introduced at the beginning of 2017/18, so it makes sense to review…
Chancellor announces Wednesday 8 March as the date for the Budget 2017. It may feel like Mr Hammond’s Autumn Statement…
Is your family financially protected? The current system of bereavement benefits is being overhauled from April 2017. A key change…