Kyle McGill Financial Adviser

Kyle McGill: From teaching to banking to financial adviser

Kyle McGill financial adviser combines experience as an educator, private banker, and IFA to craft tailored financial plans for his clients.

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How holding too much in cash could harm your long-term wealth goals

Cash can provide stability and balance in your portfolio, but holding too much of it could harm your long-term wealth goals.

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5 practical ways to help older relatives manage their finances

If you’d like to better support your elderly relatives with their finances, here are 5 practical ways you can help them manage their wealth

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5 possible tax and pension changes coming in the Autumn Budget

The Autumn Budget will be the first Labour Budget and is expected to address a “£22 billion black hole” in the public finances.

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A tailored approach to financial planning for women

Lifestyle challenges often impact a woman's financial stability differently than men's and need to be considered when financial planning for women.

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From TikTok to Truth: The risks of taking financial advice from social media

With high house prices, university fees, and a cost-of-living crisis, it's no surprise that more grandparents are gifting money to grandchildren.

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Paul Mullin

Paul Mullin: From the pitch to planning

Learn how Paul's sporting background shapes his approach to financial planning, helping clients secure their financial futures.

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3 comforting ways working with a financial planner might improve your mental health

The state of your finances can seriously impact your well-being. We look at how a financial planner can help improve your mental health.

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What a Labour government could mean for your finances

Having won a decisive victory in the 2024 general election, here’s what a Labour government under Keir Starmer could mean for your finances.

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Can I Afford an Independent Financial Adviser?

People who pay for financial advice enjoy an average uplift of £48,000 in their wealth over ten years compared to those who don't.

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