How to plan for a comfortable retirement
Before You Start Investing… Before you start investing, there are three things you need to do: Clear any bad debt - bad debt is things like loans and especially credit cards. Th...
With UK inflation over 5%, your spending power halves every 15 years. So, for example, if you want to retire in 15 years, and leave £10,000 in a current account with little or no in...
Professional investment portfolios perform better in the long term than DIY investing
If you have already decided to take the 25% drawdown of your pension pot(s), then the next question that usually comes to mind is, “should I invest it?” After taking some money for ...
When you retire, if you have a defined benefit pension (usually only from a Government body these days) you are given the option to take a tax free lump sum, which of course reduces...
When it comes to estate planning, many individuals are uncertain about the best approach to safeguarding their assets and ensuring a smooth transfer of wealth to their loved ones. On...
There are lots of books for sale about investing, but be careful whose advice you buy. One of the best books on buying shares, for it is as accessible as it is understandable, is ...
In this article, Investor Weekly explains how you can work out how much you should have saved in your pension at any given age. Almost everyone’s pension savings, or pension pot a...
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