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26/07/2023

The cap on care fees is scheduled to be introduced in October 2025 and the changes are aimed to reduce the huge financial burden individuals experience when paying for the essential care and support.

This article gives a brief summary on what the government cap on care fees will mean for you.

What the 2025 government cap on care fees will mean for you

16/06/2023

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16/06/2023

Did you know a child can have a pension from birth?
Saving for retirement might not be something you think about starting in childhood, but creating a pension for your children – even though they’re decades away from retirement – can set them up for future financial wellbeing.

Pensions for children – what you need to know

26/05/2023

Completing the repayments on your mortgage is a major personal achievement.

While it might be tempting to use this newfound cash on a holiday, a car or a home extension, it’s a golden opportunity to talk to an adviser to review your current budget, savings and retirement plans to see if you’re using it most effectively...

Paid off your mortgage? Time to invest in yourself

17/04/2023

Estate planning, trusts and tax need careful consideration, and it's important to ensure your Will takes into account all of your financial planning.

Expert advice will help to help ensure your wishes are carried out after your death and as much of your wealth as possible goes to the people you want to benefit.

Passing on your wealth after you die: what if things aren’t straightforward?

31/03/2023

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common condition that affects almost two million adults in the UK. ADHD behaviours can have an impact on financial management; for example, individuals with ADHD might spend money impulsively or forget to pay bills.

This article gives an insight into why people with ADHD struggle with finances and why working with a financial adviser, who is sensitive to the needs of clients with ADHD, could help those with the condition take control of their finances and increase overall wellbeing.

What to know about financial planning with ADHD

16/03/2023

Yesterday, the Chancellor revealed his Spring Budget.

Here are some of the highlights from the announcement:

SJP 2023 Budget Analysis: A Budget for Growth

16/02/2023

An annual audit of your finances can make you feel more in control and improve your overall well-being.
Having a plan in place is the first step towards helping to achieve your goals - and that’s where a financial adviser can benefit you.

How to give yourself a financial-wellbeing audit

13/12/2022

What do we mean by tax planning? And how important is tax in financial planning?

A brief article on why tax planning is an integral part of any plan...

How important is tax in financial planning?

30/11/2022

What do you do with money in a recession? Is it good to have cash?

A good article on how it's important to be prepared to deal with a downturn...

How to build and maintain wealth for the long term in the middle of a recession

17/10/2022

A quick summary of the Chancellor's statement today...

Chancellor’s Emergency Statement

28/09/2022

Many people think retirement is for ‘old’ people and this holds them back from engaging with their pensions.

But the way we retire has changed radically in the past decade, and far from being an end, retirement is more like the start of a new phase of life...

How retirement has changed