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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Giselle Clayton on why financial planning is more than just financial advice

Giselle Clayton IFA explains how a financial plan weaves together the threads of your financial life against the backdrop of your life goals.

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financial admin

7 useful bits of financial admin you can do this 29 February

2024 is a leap year so, this 29 February, why not take advantage of your extra day and do those pieces of financial admin you’ve been putting off for too long?

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Michael Hawthorne IFA

How much money do you need to have a financial adviser?

Regardless of your current wealth, a financial adviser can create a personal roadmap to help you plan for a secure financial future

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What questions should I ask when choosing a financial adviser?

Only by providing open and honest answers will your financial planner be able to design a financial plan that helps you achieve your life goals

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What does a financial planner need to know about you?

Only by providing open and honest answers will your financial planner be able to design a financial plan that helps you achieve your life goals

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How can I protect my family financially?

Having a financial safety net will give you peace of mind that your family will be able to cope, even if your lives were unexpectedly derailed

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Investing for income after you retire

If you're about to retire you should switch your investment strategy to one that protects your money and ensures an income for life

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The true benefits of paying for financial advice

A robust financial plan designed around your unique circumstances can provide benefits that go beyond purely financial returns

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Brothers disagreeing over family inheritance

How to stop family disputes over an inheritance

Family disputes over money and inheritance are on the rise, with more people in England and Wales turning to the courts to contest a will than ever before

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