Cash ISAs left alone – for now
Scott Hansell of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning says ISA reform is still on the Chancellor’s agenda, even though she made no mention of it in last month’s Spring Statement.
What might the predicted restriction on cash ISAs mean for investors?
Stephen Metcalf of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning says that the Chancellor may prioritise ISA reform in her Spring Statement later this month – but is that a practical suggestion?
Pensions and divorce – what are the options?
Scott Hansell of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning says that carefully planning how to split pension assets should be an important part of any divorce proceedings.
Nine reasons to boost your pension before the tax year end
There are all sorts of reasons why you should be considering enhancing your pension pot before the new tax year starts in April.
A new way of managing cash investments
A new platform can help those holding cash to maximise their returns while optimising their regulatory protection.
New Year is the perfect time to review your financial health as well as your personal health
The new year is the perfect time to spring clean your finances, says David Haughton of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Did you know: that as a result of long-term illness or injury, statistics show that 59% of people would last less than 12 months without their income, and 43% would struggle within 6 months?
Statutory Sick Pay is currently £116.75 per week.
Did you know: that you can nominate beneficiaries for your pension? This ensures that, when you die, any unused pension pot isn’t lost and can pass on according to your wishes.
The recent Budget has focussed attention on what happens to a pension when the pension holder dies.