Retirement planning for the self-employed

Three in five self-employed workers could be missing out on crucial peace of mind and tax benefits Making regular contributions can be more achievable and build a bigger retirement pot than waiting for ‘surplus’ income Retirement saving can be more complex for self-employed workers. It’s never too late to improve retirement readiness Around 40% of […]

Wealth in an age of uncertainty – how investors are adapting to a changing world

The International Monetary Fund expects global growth to slow to 3.1% in 2026 before edging slightly higher in 2027 Despite geopolitical headwinds and trade disputes, global wealth creation continues at remarkable speed For investors, the focus is not only on growing wealth but positioning capital intelligently in a more complex world For investors, structural weaknesses […]

In the news

UK dividend growth has strengthened, supporting improved income prospects for long-term investors and diversified portfolios Investment scams are becoming more sophisticated, making vigilance and financial advice increasingly important Many savers remain in low-interest accounts, potentially reducing wealth through inflation and missed opportunities UK dividends show signs of recovery UK dividend payouts made a stronger-than-expected start […]

IHT gifting reminder: your questions answered

The inclusion of pensions in IHT calculations from 2027 is accelerating the shift towards lifetime gifting Increasingly, families are exploring how to gift with control, such as placing assets into trusts Seeking professional advice can help ensure your strategy aligns with your long-term goals Why is gifting back in the spotlight? Rising Inheritance Tax (IHT) […]

In the news

63% of UK employees are unaware of the government’s planned 2029 salary sacrifice cap, according to new research Some parents have lost up to £10,000 due to private school fee scams, with average losses of £3,200 Research reveals that one in three adults have not prepared financially for later life Salary sacrifice confusion Although two […]

Economic Review – July 2026

The Monetary Policy Committee voted 6–3 to leave Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75% at its July meeting The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rose by less than expected – 2.6% in the year to June, down from 2.8% in May UK consumer confidence rise helped by Burnham ‘bounce’, weather and World Cup while business confidence dips […]

Residential Property Review – July 2026

Housing outlook – the latest data suggests that deteriorating market conditions may be easing slightly House sales – the government has announced plans aim to stop last-minute outbidding in England and Wales House purchases – recent data from eXp UK indicates homebuyer demand in England dipped in Q2 The latest RICS Market Survey The latest […]

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