Individuals aged between 40 and 60 – dubbed “midlifers” – are facing time and financial pressures as they try to…
School fee rise outpaces inflation. It’s more important than ever to start saving early
School fees are rising. If you plan to send your child to a private school, calculating the potential expenses and…
5 things the FIRE movement has in common with financial planning
The FIRE movement is a small but growing lifestyle movement. It stands for “financial independence, retire early”, and challenges the…
5 effective ways to turn a lump sum into a passive income
Finding a way to create a passive income can give you more financial freedom and complement your other sources of…
59% of people say the pandemic has made them question their priorities. Has it affected your plans?
For almost two years, the Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on lives around the world. From health concerns…
38% of parents have provided financial gifts. Can you afford to do it?
As a parent, you may want to help your children achieve financial security by providing a financial gift. Yet, you…
5 steps that could provide financial security for your partner if you pass away
If you’re creating a financial plan as a couple, you should consider the effect one of you passing away could…
Why you still need emergency savings in retirement
Hopefully, you head into retirement confident in your finances and your retirement income. While your financial commitments and dependents may…
How financial planning can help you strike a better work-life balance
Financial planning is about much more than simply growing your wealth. Not only can it reduce financial worry, but it…
Over 55s planning once in a lifetime experiences, but could finances hold back aspirations?
While the mantra might be “life begins at 40”, over 55s are planning to live their life to the fullest…