4 practical tips for adjusting your financial plan if you’re single
When your income rises, you pay a bigger portion in tax. Discover four ways to stay tax-efficient when you move up a tax bracket.
When should I start saving for retirement?
What you need to start thinking about in your 20s, 30s, 40s, and even 50s, to ensure you are able to achieve the retirement you want
4 simple ways to remain tax-efficient when you move into a higher Income Tax bracket
When your income rises, you pay a bigger portion in tax. Discover four ways to stay tax-efficient when you move up a tax bracket.
How much should I have in my pension pot at 50?
We explore how much you should aim to have in your pension pot at 50, and the steps you need to take to secure the retirement you envisage.
How much should I have in my pension at 40?
Turning 40 can be a wake-up call for your retirement savings. Learn how to assess the health of your pension at 40 for a secure future.
6 mistakes to avoid when growing your pension pot
David Robertson from Amber River discusses the six top mistakes people are most likely to make when growing their pension pot and how to avoid them.
Should you consolidate your pensions?
Pension consolidation simply means combining two or more pensions into a single pot. There are several reasons why this might be worthwhile
What’s the difference between UFPLS and flexible pension drawdown?
When you retire, it’s essential that you understand all your options. This article explains the difference between UFPLS and pension drawdown
How much do I need to retire?
How much you need to retire will vary from person to person - it’s important to crunch the numbers early on to ensure you're on track
Financial planning for new parents: Don’t forget about your future too
When you have a baby it’s important to think about your needs as well as your child's – especially when it comes to planning your future
Financial planning in your 20s
The financial expert you choose largely depends on your needs – but one thing that overrides everything else is finding someone you trust.
Financial planning in your 40s
The financial expert you choose largely depends on your needs – but one thing that overrides everything else is finding someone you trust.
Financial planning in your 30s
The financial expert you choose largely depends on your needs – but one thing that overrides everything else is finding someone you trust.
What happens to my pension when I die?
There are several different types of pension, each one with varying rules that apply depending on whether you die before or after your retire
Pensions for the self-employed
If you\'re self-employed and want to give yourself the best chance of getting the best possible mortgage, it\'s worth following these four steps
Supercharge your pension tax relief like a superhero
Are you making full use of the tax relief allowance on your pension? If not, you could be losing out on thousands of pounds towards your retirement
How much should I save for a pension?
If you\'re self-employed and want to give yourself the best chance of getting the best possible mortgage, it\'s worth following these four steps
The financial turmoil and considerations of a divorce
No-fault divorce comes into effect from April 2022. We take a look at the financial considerations of a divorce.
Retirement planning is about more than just a pension
Expert insights from Andrew Sutherland: When it comes to retirement planning, your pension is likely to be just one part of the puzzle.
Financial considerations: Getting married
Congratulations - you're engaged. It’s worth taking a moment to consider how a marriage or civil partnership will impact your financial plan.
Just married – how to manage your joint finances successfully
A good financial planner will find out about your hopes and dreams and help you manage your money so you can achieve them.
How to plan for the retirement you’ve always dreamed of
Do you know how much to put aside for your retirement, so you have the freedom to follow your dreams and do everything you ever wanted to?
Start planning for an adventurous retirement
Retirement planning has evolved in recent years. Now, it’s up to everyone to take responsibility for funding their own retirement. But if that’s the case, is it possible to figure out how much money you’ll need to afford your dream retirement, and can a financial plan help point you in the right direction?
How to make the most of your pension
Retirement is a time to focus more on leisurely pursuits - so how can you make the most of your pension so you can make the most of your retirement?