Dealing with financial problems for the first time can be extremely daunting and when they are part of a divorce settlement the emotional pressure can seem overwhelming
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COVID – a true black swan event?
The severity of the impact of the pandemic on economies and societies around the globe has been overwhelming; it seems not one person has been free of its force. However, critics are unrelenting in their claims that the ramifications could (and should) have been anticipated. Does this make COVID-19 qualify as a ‘black swan’ event?
Your Money Newsletter - Autumn 2020
Maintain your retirement focus, whether you’re 20 or 50+
Nearly a fifth of people (18%) aged 50 and over say their retirement
plans have already been impacted or may be impacted by the pandemic, recent research has revealed2 . Of these respondents, 25% say they have not been able to retire due to their finances, a fifth have had to use some of their retirement savings whilst out of work and 10% have retired sooner than they had originally planned due to redundancy caused by the pandemic.
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29/06/2021 0 CommentsAre you getting the financial settlement you need from a divorce?Read MoreA quick Google search shows that 42% of marriages in the UK end in divorce, but with the additional pressures that COVID-19 has presented the nation, this figure is likely to increase.
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29/06/2021 0 CommentsTop six financial mistakes women make in divorceRead MoreSome 42% of marriages in England and Wales end in divorce and many make big mistakes when dividing the assets. What seems like a good idea for the short term, may have a detrimental effect in the longer term.
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28/06/2021 0 CommentsHome comfort is not always best when dealing with divorceRead MoreWomen often have an emotional attachment to the family home when dealing with divorce but this can have disastrous financial consequences.
In my experience, women often ignore the question of their partner’s pension and, understandably, focus on the family home which provides security at a very difficult time even though it may not be the right thing to do for their long term financial health.
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05/11/2020 - 0 CommentsSet your savings alight this Bonfire Night?Read MoreHow often do you receive a bank statement for a savings account and feel deflated when you see the measly amount you have earnt in interest? You are not the only one…
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24/08/2020 - 0 CommentsSick and tired of earning no interest on your business account?Read MoreMany companies hold cash on deposit as they have no immediate plans for it which means over the years substantial sums tend to build up. But given falling interest rates and rising inflation option is becoming less attractive, so here are a few ideas things that may help…
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18/10/2019 - 0 CommentsWe never thought we would make it into the paper next to Nigel Farage...?Read MoreWhy a good financial adviser can be as useful as a Sat Nav...
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20/03/2019 0 CommentsFinancial Planning Tips to act on before 5th AprilRead MoreWith the end of the tax year looming (5th April), now is the perfect opportunity to make use of any tax or personal allowances that you have not yet used. But be quick, as many are “use it or lose it”.
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06/03/2019 0 CommentsWhat Does A Financial Adviser Do & Do I Need One?Read MoreA good financial adviser is like a good mechanic: you likely will need one at some point in your life, it could save you a sizable chunk of money, and many people have no clue where to start when it comes to finding one.
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14/02/2019 - 0 CommentsWe are in the paper....Do you (or your family) need to avoid Inheritance Tax quickly?Read MoreMany people think that the only way to avoid Inheritance Tax (40%) is to gift money out of their estate or put the money into trust. But there is another way.
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05/02/2019 - 0 CommentsBREXIT - Investing in Uncertain Times...Read MoreFollowing the rejection of the Government’s proposed EU withdrawal agreement on 15th January, there remains the possibility of the UK leaving the EU without a deal.
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18/01/2019 0 CommentsWe are in the paper - Pension savings: tips for how to keep yours on track...Read MoreA simple pension “health check” will help keep you on track for retirement.
