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Your strategic partner for every stage of your financial planning journey

Established in 2006 in Sutton Coldfield, the Gemini team provides professional, unbiased, financial products advice, financial planning, investment, wealth management and tax efficiency advice to both private individuals and businesses alike. Our team of qualified, accredited financial advisors utilise in excess of 300 years combined experience to work closely with clients to provide the most effe

ctive financial advice to meet your own unique requirements. Our pro-active approach can open up areas of your financial 'well-being' that you perhaps hadn't considered. Our cross divisional links offer solutions in line with your individual requirements

Unless you work in the financial services industry, financial planning and decision making can be a virtual minefield, causing undue stress whatever your level of investment. Our team of IFA's are available to help you make the right decisions regarding your money, helping to remove unnecessary stress. Our philosophy is always to:

+ Provide friendly, courteous and efficient service;
+ Always exceed your expectations;
+ Listen to what YOU are saying;
+ Communicate with you quickly and fully;
+ Never surprise you with costs you're not expecting;
+ Be honest, truthful and upfront with you at all times;
+ Aim for you to pay the least amount of tax payable within the law;
+ Provide pro-active business advice wherever possible. To find out more about how our team of Financial Advisers can help you please call FREE on 0800 255 0123 or contact us here

02/09/2026

You don’t need to predict the Autumn Budget. You need to be prepared for it.

With the main rates of Income Tax, National Insurance and VAT ruled out, attention is turning elsewhere.

• Capital gains.
• Property.
• Pensions.
• Inheritance.
• Investments.

Between now and Budget day, there will inevitably be plenty of speculation. But making financial decisions based on rumours can be just as risky as doing nothing at all.

Instead, this is an opportunity to understand your current position, make use of existing allowances where appropriate and identify where future changes could affect your plans.

Then, when the Budget is delivered, you can respond to what actually changes, rather than what was predicted.

Our latest article looks at the areas currently under the spotlight and what you may want to review.

👉 Read more: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/autumn-budget-2026-tax-watch/

27/08/2026

Living together and being married can feel very similar day to day.

From a tax and estate-planning perspective, they can be very different.

💍 Married or in a civil partnership?
You may benefit from the IHT spouse exemption, transferable IHT allowances and ‘no gain, no loss’ transfers for Capital Gains Tax.

🏠 Cohabiting?
Those protections do not automatically apply, even if you have lived together for many years.

Without the right planning, an unmarried partner could potentially face an Inheritance Tax liability or have no automatic right to inherit under intestacy rules in England and Wales.

Wills, beneficiary nominations, life insurance and the way assets are owned can therefore become particularly important.

Our latest article explores the hidden tax differences couples should understand.

👉 Read more: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/company-news/marriage-vs-cohabitation-the-hidden-tax-differences-that-couples-often-overlook/

24/08/2026

Two different routes. One long-term goal.

Active and passive investing both aim to grow wealth, but they go about it very differently.

Active investing relies on professional fund managers making decisions to try to outperform the market.

Passive investing aims to track the market instead, often at a lower cost.

Neither is automatically better.

The right choice depends on:

• how much involvement you want
• the level of fees you are comfortable with
• your attitude to risk
• whether you want broad market exposure or more targeted opportunities

And for many investors, the answer may be a blend of both.

Our latest article explains the differences and how each approach can fit within a wider investment strategy.

👉 Read more: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/active-vs-passive-investing-whats-the-difference-2/

20/08/2026

Where should you start if you’re ready to invest?

Not with the latest trend. Not with the fund everyone is talking about.

Start with three things:

1. Your goal
What are you investing for?

2. Your timeframe
When might you need the money?

3. Your attitude to risk
How much volatility are you comfortable with?

From there, options such as diversified funds, multi-asset portfolios, income investments and long-term growth themes can all be considered in context.

The best investment idea is rarely the most exciting one. It is the one that fits your plan.

👉 Read the full article: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/investment-ideas-where-to-start-if-youre-ready-to-invest/

18/08/2026

Could your health today affect your retirement tomorrow?

New research highlights a significant divide in retirement prospects:

50% of adults whose physical or mental health affects their daily lives face pension poverty, compared with 27% of the wider population.

Health challenges can affect far more than our ability to work. Reduced hours, career breaks or moving into a lower-paid role can all mean lower pension contributions and fewer opportunities to save.

And the uncertainty continues into later life, with 67% of those living with health conditions lacking confidence that they could afford future care.

Nobody can predict how their health may change. But reviewing your pension, understanding your protection options and planning for different scenarios can help build greater financial resilience.

👉 Read our latest article: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/pension-poverty-hits-half-of-adults-living-with-health-conditions/

14/08/2026

Active vs passive investing. What’s actually the difference?

🎯 Active investing
A fund manager chooses investments with the aim of outperforming the market.

📊 Passive investing
A fund tracks an index, aiming to broadly replicate the market’s performance.

Active funds typically cost more but offer professional decision-making and the potential to outperform.

Passive funds are generally cheaper and can provide broad market exposure through a relatively simple investment.

But you don’t necessarily have to choose one or the other.

Many portfolios combine the two, using passive investments for broad exposure alongside carefully selected active funds.

Our latest article explores both approaches and the role each could play in a long-term investment strategy.

👉 Read more: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/active-vs-passive-investing-whats-the-difference/

12/08/2026

A successful investment portfolio isn’t built around finding the next big winner.

It’s built in layers.

- The foundation: investments spread across different markets and asset classes.
- The balance: a level of risk that reflects your goals, circumstances and investment timeframe.
- The opportunities: smaller investments in areas you believe could offer long-term potential.
- The protection: making use of tax-efficient wrappers such as ISAs and pensions where appropriate.

And perhaps most importantly, a good portfolio should evolve with you.

Our latest article explores the principles behind building a diversified investment portfolio and keeping it aligned with your long-term financial goals.

👉 Read more: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/company-news/creating-a-successful-investment-portfolio/

10/08/2026

A Will isn’t really about what you leave behind.

It’s about who you leave behind.

Having a valid Will gives you control over what happens to your home, savings, investments and possessions. For parents, it can also record who you would want to care for your children if the unexpected happened.

Without one, your estate may be distributed according to intestacy rules rather than your personal wishes.

Writing a Will can help:
• Give your family greater certainty
• Make your wishes clear
• Appoint executors and guardians
• Reduce unnecessary complications at an already difficult time

Our latest article looks at why having a Will matters, whatever your age or level of wealth.

👉 Read more: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/protect-your-familys-future-by-writing-a-will/

31/07/2026

The old approach:
Spend ISA savings first and preserve pensions for inheritance.

The emerging approach:
Use pension wealth more deliberately and consider retaining ISA assets for longer.

From April 2027, unused pension funds are expected to fall within the scope of Inheritance Tax. That could change how some families structure retirement withdrawals and pass wealth to future generations.

Pensions will still offer valuable tax advantages. ISAs will still provide tax-free growth and flexible access. However, the balance between the two may need to evolve.

The key question is no longer simply: Should I save into a pension or an ISA?

It is: "How should these accounts work together to support my retirement, tax position and legacy plans?"

Our latest article explores how the changing rules may affect ISA planning and why reviewing the order in which you use different assets could become increasingly important.

👉 Read the full article: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/a-new-era-for-individual-savings-account-planning/

28/07/2026

What could a small contribution today mean for a child in 50 years’ time?

With unused pension funds due to fall within the scope of Inheritance Tax from April 2027, many families are reconsidering how they pass wealth to younger generations.

A Junior SIPP may offer one route.

Parents and grandparents can contribute on behalf of a child, benefit from pension tax relief and give the money decades to grow. A contribution of £2,880 can become £3,600 once basic-rate tax relief is added.

The trade-off is that the money is locked away until the child reaches pension age. However, for families focused on long-term security rather than immediate access, that can be part of the appeal.

Our latest article explores how Junior SIPPs may support both retirement planning and wider estate-planning goals ahead of the 2027 changes.

👉 Read the full article: https://geminiwealthgroup.com/wealth-management-insights/beat-the-2027-inheritance-tax-changes/

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Gemini House, 71 Park Road
Sutton Coldfield
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Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
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