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WHO INHERITS YOUR PENSION? AVOIDING COSTLY OVERSIGHTS
Many people don’t know who will inherit their pension. Find out why reviewing your beneficiary nominations is essential to protect your legacy.
Is nearshoring the next big investment opportunity?
Nearshoring is changing how companies manage supply chains. Discover what this shift means for global markets — and how investors could benefit.
Gen X stash the cash: is caution holding your wealth back?
Two in three Gen Xers are holding large cash savings — but could be missing out on growth. Learn how to balance caution with opportunity.
Summer pension round-up: managing your wealth
Get budget-ready: summer financial planning tips to stay on track
Summer has brought a welcome shift in pace: longer days, warmer evenings, time off and the chance for some well-earned rest and recuperation. Now, as autumn approaches, it’s a good moment to take stock of life – and that includes your finances.
Your guide to ISAs
Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are a flexible and tax-efficient way to save and invest. Whether you’re saving for short-term goals, investing for the long term, or planning for your children’s future, there’s an ISA to suit your needs. In this guide, we’ll break down the different types of ISAs, dispel common myths, and help you decide which option might work best for you.
Peace of mind, perspective, and a plan: The value of advice
A growing number of people are recognising the benefits of working with a financial adviser – especially when markets are unpredictable and headlines can be overwhelming. A recent Investor Confidence Barometer* found that four in five people (82%) say they get value for money from their adviser. That’s a 10% increase on the previous year – and a sign that the role of advice is more relevant than ever.
HOW TO ALIGN WEALTH AND PURPOSE
Purpose has lately become a buzzword for investors and companies alike. Whether ‘mission-oriented’ investing excites you or makes you want to run for the hills, aligning your wealth with your values and interests can bring rich rewards—not just for you but for society as a whole.
Avoiding the unretirement tax trap
The trend of “unretirement”—people returning to work after initially retiring—is becoming increasingly common. However, many of those who choose to unretire are unaware of the potential tax implications. Without careful planning, unretirement can lead to unexpected tax liabilities, creating what is often referred to as the “unretirement tax trap.”
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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