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Balancing investment risk and reward: What should you consider?

We know that investments come with risk and the value of your investments can fall. With risk linked to potential rewards, it can be difficult to know how much risk is appropriate for you. When we make financial decisions, lots of factors can influence what you decide. This may include emotional factors or bias, which […]

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Guide to ESG investing

Taking ESG (environmental, social and governance) factors into consideration is a growing trend among investors. But what does it mean and why would you look at these areas when making investment decisions? Our latest guide explains the basics of ESG investing. According to the Investment Association, 26% of all UK assets use ESG factors in […]

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Investment market update: September 2020

As countries around the world eased lockdown restrictions, there are positive signs that economies are recovering following the Covid-19 pandemic. However, with new measures in place potentially for months, the virus continues to have an impact and the future remains uncertain. The Organisation for Economic Co-operations and Development (OECD) now expects the global economy to […]

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Millennials struggle with homeownership: 5 things that could help

Getting on the property ladder has always been a struggle. But a combination of soaring rents, rapidly rising house prices and stagnant wages means many millennials are worrying they’ll never be able to purchase their own home. For the millennial generation, the oldest of which are now approaching 40, never owning a home could become […]

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Why financial advice can be important following the loss of a loved one

When you’re coming to terms with the loss of a loved one, financial planning will be one of the last things on your mind. Yet, in the month’s afterwards, it can provide security and help you plan for the rest of your life. Bereavement can mean you may no longer take financial advice. After all, […]

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Pension age rises to 57: What does it mean?

From 2028, you won’t be able to access your Personal Pension until the age of 57. The government’s decision could affect your retirement plans and it’s important to review what it means for your future. The government previously stated it intended to increase the age people could access their Personal Pensions, currently set at 55. […]

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