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Market Review – June 2023

05/07/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

The UK has seen a degree of volatility this month, as oil and gas prices have dipped and interest rates have risen again. However, there has been some positivity in global markets, mainly driven by t[...]

Building A Deposit

05/07/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Some people are fortunate enough to have enough money to buy a property outright. Most of us, however, will need to save up for a mortgage deposit. How do you overcome this challenge? Fortunately, ma[...]

Avoiding Herd Mentality

26/06/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

As humans, we rely on social proof and the opinions of others. Whether we are buying a new car, searching for a plumber, or looking for a new restaurant to try, most people will look for recommendatio[...]

Buying A Home: Guide To Fees

24/06/2023 Gemma Trantum

When buying a property it is easy to fixate on the asking price, here is our guide to fees. Yet have you considered how various fees could impact the total amount that you might pay? The costs of taxe[...]

Market Review – May 2023

31/05/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

As we approach the summer months, many global markets have taken a slight downturn following the cautious optimism of April. Much of the volatility is still being driven by rising energy costs, inflat[...]

Seven Tips To Sell Your Home

26/05/2023 Gemma Trantum

Perhaps you just accepted a job overseas and need to sell your home quickly. Or, maybe you are going through a divorce or you are looking to sell an inherited property. Whatever the reason, selling a [...]

Premium Bonds – A Short Guide

24/05/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

As interest rates have increased, more investors are turning to cash (or cash-like investments) to achieve reasonable returns without taking too much risk. Premium Bonds are a unique investment optio[...]

Market Review – April 2023

02/05/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

April has been relatively stable, and possibly even cautiously optimistic. The UK has shown strong performance, despite the possibility of several companies moving their primary listings elsewhere. Th[...]

Unlocking Your Teachers AVC With Drawdown

22/04/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

When you retire, there are several decisions that need to be made. An important part of retirement planning is deciding how you will fund your lifestyle when you are no longer working. Pensions are t[...]

Investment Risk, Reward, and Safety – How to Strike a Balance

21/04/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

It’s easy to put off investing, especially when markets are volatile. But investing for the long-term is the best way to grow your wealth and beat inflation. All investments carry a degree of risk,[...]

Pound Cost Averaging

21/04/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Pound cost averaging sounds like investment jargon, but it’s actually a powerful tool. The idea is that instead of investing your money all in one go, you drip feed it into the market over a period [...]

Market Review – March 2023

03/04/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Following a fairly optimistic start to the year, market volatility has resumed this month following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Rising inflation and interest rates continue to be key themes, [...]

The Benefits Of A Childs Pension

29/03/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Planning for retirement and creating security for children are two key goals in financial planning. But many people put off retirement planning until they are well-established in their careers and pos[...]

How to Make the Most of Your ISAs in 2023/2024

24/03/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Investing in an ISA every year is a great way to benefit from tax-free growth. You can use your ISA to save for future goals, or even to boost your retirement pot. You can contribute up to £20,000 p[...]

The Budget – March 2023

16/03/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

The Budget was delivered on 15th March by Jeremy Hunt. It included a number of small changes and a couple of major ones. The biggest surprise was a significant relaxation of pension allowances, altho[...]

Six Common Mistakes To Avoid When Writing A Will

07/03/2023 Ged O'Neil Bell

Estate planning can be fairly complex, and most of us put off important decisions. But writing your will is the single most important thing you can do to ensure that your assets are passed on to your [...]

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