If you are employed your employer should have in place a workplace pension scheme, which is most likely a personal pension. The rules say there are three types of employee to consider for a workplace pension depending on your age and income, find out more.
Category: Financial News & Events, Retirement & Pensions
Whisper it quietly, but we’re already heading towards the last quarter of the year, and the decorations will no doubt be on the shelves soon. The cost of Christmas can be a real strain, but by planning ahead you can take the stresses out of your festive finances this year. Here are my tips.
Category: Financial News & Events, Financial Planning
If you haven’t yet claimed your PPI back, time is running out to do so. If you haven’t gotten around to it, because you are confused as to what to do, then check out my simple guide to ensure you get your claims in before the 29th of August.
Category: Financial News & Events, Money Management
I will be appearing at the Yes Group London event on the 31st of July 2019 at the Holiday Inn in Bloomsbury. The event starts at 7pm and tickets cost £20 (or £25 on the night). Use my exclusive discount code to get 50% off.
Category: Financial News & Events
Tax Freedom Day is the first day of the year in which a nation as a whole has theoretically earned enough income to pay its taxes. But can you – morally, legally and ethically – bring your own personal Tax Freedom Day forward earlier in the year? Here are some things to check that might just do that for you.
Category: Financial News & Events, Financial Planning
Do you remember that you were automatically enrolled in your employers’ workplace pension scheme some time ago? Well, the payments which are made into this scheme are increasing this month, so you’ll see a change in your payslip, but it’s not all bad news.
Category: Financial News & Events, Retirement & Pensions
I was speaking with someone recently about their financial planning and they were really concerned about Brexit. It can be hard to see through the headlines; there’s an editorial slant on all the news we read, see and hear. Let’s try to take the emotion out of the subject – regardless of whether you feel Brexit is a good or bad thing – and look at what’s happening in the bigger picture.
Category: Financial News & Events
Warren, who is one of UK’s leading financial planners and a regular provider of money saving tips to the national media, delivered a unique maths lesson to primary school children on Friday 15 March, in aid of the NSPCC’s Number Day.
Category: Financial News & Events
Preparation and planning is key to good money management. Knowing what’s coming up means you can prepare and adjust before things happen, rather than rushing to get things arranged at the last minute. On 6 April the new tax year begins, so ahead of the inevitable flurry of advice in late March, here’s a look at the income-related changes that are on the way so that you can plan ahead.
Category: Financial News & Events, Financial Planning
Amazon was the first trillion dollar company in the world ever! Not many people know who founded the company, or anything about the man behind Amazon, the company that influences the lives of so many of us. Here is one of my favourite interviews with Jeff Bezos, where he opens and speaks freely about so many aspects of his life and success.
Category: Financial News & Events
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