Why taking a long-term view of your finances, retirement and estate planning with an advisor/s can set you up for the future and set your mind at rest too.
Articles
Who’s cashing in, and who is cut out: celebrity wills and the family
It’s important to make a will to make your wishes for your estate clear, including leaving a lasting legacy for the next generation. However, many celebrities have chosen either not to pass on their wealth to their children or to make detailed arrangements for who gets what – and who gets nothing. Cutting out the […]
Retiring early: Serena Williams on work, life and discovery after tennis
Serena Williams is to retire from competitive tennis aged just 41. She shared her retirement plans (and worries) with Vogue magazine in a fascinating column.
Interesting times: rising interest rates and your estate planning
After over a decade of sitting below 1%, UK interest rates are on the rise. In March 2009, the Bank of England base interest rate fell to 0.5%. It took until May 2022 to rise back to the dizzy heights of 1%. At the time of writing, it now stands at 1.75%, the biggest rate […]
Retirement and the cost of living crisis; why retirees need to act now
Concerned about the rising cost of living and your retirement plans? Paul Hammond offers some tips and actions you might take now.
Looking after No1: gifts, long-term care and inheritance tax
At a time when living costs are rising in ever-steeper graphs, it may be time to review your estate planning and think of the one person you may not have actually included – yourself. It may seem an odd way to look at it, but it’s important that your estate planning looks after you first […]
