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Market Review – September 2023

03/10/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

As we enter the autumn months, we are seeing even more encouraging data around inflation, indicating that decisions around monetary policy are starting to work, albeit slowly. Other topics on the a[...]

Extension Of State Pension Top Ups

03/10/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

It has recently been announced that the opportunity to top up your National Insurance record to cover missing years from 2006 will be extended to 5th April 2025. This will give more people the chance [...]

How Behavioural Biases Can Affect Your Financial Plan

23/09/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Whether we are aware of them or not, we all carry biases which shape our thoughts and behaviour. Most investors know that making decisions based on emotion is likely to be counterproductive. But what [...]

Market Review – August 2023

31/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Global markets have seen a downturn this month as inflation remains high and economic activity is stagnating in most regions. The exception is the US, which is still showing strong signs of growth. [...]

Is Equity Release A Good Idea?

30/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Life doesn’t always go as planned. Perhaps you are approaching retirement and are worried that your pension will not go as far as it could or has not performed as well as expected. Maybe you have or[...]

5 Ideas To Get More Financially Organised

27/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Financial planning can seem overwhelming. There are several different factors you need to consider and some of these, such as pensions, investments, and tax can be complex. But for most people, finan[...]

Planning For Care

24/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

The UK has an ageing population, which means that a significant number of people require care as they get older. This can range from daily help with household tasks to 24-hour nursing care. There is [...]

Preparing Mentally For Retirement

22/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Retirement planning is more than simply paying into a pension. It could be the biggest lifestyle change you have faced since starting your career, moving into your own home, or becoming a parent. This[...]

A Short Guide To Investment Risk

20/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

When you think about investment risk, what comes to mind? Some people are worried about losing money and would consider themselves risk averse. Others are comfortable with risk and enjoy the thrill of[...]

Should I Invest A Lump Sum Or Monthly?

12/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Whether you are retiring this year, still working and trying to boost your savings or already retired and trying to achieve higher returns on your capital, with an uncertain outlook many wonder whethe[...]

Why Everyone Needs A Lasting Power Of Attorney

04/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Amongst the tragic news stories arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, one has stood out. TV presenter Kate Garraway’s husband, Derek Draper, has suffered severe health problems for well over a year si[...]

Market Review – July 2023

02/08/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

July has been a fairly strong month for global markets, despite soaring temperatures in many parts of the world. The effects of climate change become more apparent every summer, impacting producti[...]

The Teachers AVC Tax Trap

29/07/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Many teachers don't realise that a strange quirk with their Prudential AVCs could leave their families with a potentially large and unexpected - but easily avoidable tax bill. One of the advantages[...]

A Short Guide To Junior ISAs

29/07/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

It’s never too early to start planning for the future. Saving for your child can make those important milestones, such as a car, a wedding, or a deposit on a first home, much more achievable. It can[...]

Why Setting Clear Goals is Vital for Financial Planning

22/07/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

A successful financial plan has many key components, for example, investments, protection, and tax efficiency. But the most important part of any financial plan is making sure that you achieve your [...]

5 Common Estate Planning Mistakes

21/07/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Many people put off decisions around estate planning. It can be a complex area, as well as being a difficult subject to think about. But having an estate plan in place can help to reduce stress fo[...]

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