Here are 5 great money-related resolutions it’s definitely worth committing to in order to make 2018 the year you take control of your money.
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December 2017
November was a relatively disappointing month for world stock markets, with the majority of the markets we cover losing ground in the month.
Junior ISAs and what they offer
Junior ISAs have now been around for over six years and continue to grow in popularity. As with any savings product, there are pros and cons.
Power of Attorney – the case for and against
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) ensures that someone else is able to make important decisions for you when you’re no longer able to.
How to track down a ‘zombie’ Child Trust Fund
Research has revealed that around 900,000 Child Trust Funds have become ‘zombie’ accounts, lost and forgotten about.
4 top tips to make your retirement savings last
When it comes to saving for when you retire, at the very least you want to ensure that you’re going to have enough to pay for your living costs for the rest of your life.
Understanding risk in relation to your investments
Risk is something you hear a lot about in relation to investments. All investments carry a degree of risk, but some more so than others.
Rock bands and Royalties
The Insolvency Service has given Dipak Rao, the former accountant of Deep Purple, an eleven-year ban from serving as a director. The ban follows the revelation that he had misappropriated a minimum of £2 million from the companies who held responsibility for controlling the copyright over many of the rock band’s hit songs. Rao was […]
The upsides and downsides of downsizing
If your family has grown up and flown the nest, it’s likely that you’ve at least thought about downsizing your home
Half of Britons expect young to be worse off than parents
A recent think tank survey, has found that 48% of respondents expected millennials to have a standard of life worse than their parents.