We all know the value of a happy and well-motivated workforce. But what’s central to making everyone “tick”? Good working conditions and remuneration are obviously crucial – but are you doing your bit to support your workforce’s general sense of financial wellbeing. Few of us cope well if we’re struggling financially. Whether it’s a young […]
We are pleased to share this overview of the 2021 Budget announced by Rishi Sunak on 3rd March.
How can you teach children about money and why is it so important? In this video Rob Gardner, Director of Investments at St. James’s Place, explains why educating children on where money comes from and how to look after it is so key to their future financial security.
As a passionate campaigner for equality and women’s financial and workplace rights, I just love this year’s theme for IWD: Choose to Challenge! The fabulous global initiative aims to remind us all that a “challenged world is an alert world.” This is a great way to reinforce the message that: “ Individually, we’re all responsible […]
I’m sure none of us would have forecast this emotional and financial roller-coaster when dawn broke on January 1st, writes Sheena Doherty. Now, as the year draws to a close, we continue to weather the storm of a pandemic and to deal with volatile markets triggered by Brexit and the US presidential election. However, there […]
Tax can be complicated, being sure of your allowances is important. This handy Tax card will help you review allowances for the current tax year (2020-2021) which ends on 5th April 2021. Please do treat this as a guide only and seek Professional advice before making tax decisions. If you want to check that you […]
Cleared out your clutter, re-decorated your home and taken up new hobbies during Lockdown? Many of us have found productive ways to fill any spare time but have you discussed your finances? Money can still be one of the great British “taboos” and we are often reluctant to talk about it to our family and […]
Why is compound interest so powerful? Rob Gardner, Director of Investments at St. James’s Place, explains how it works and why it’s one of the keys to growing your wealth.
Are you over 50 and starting to look towards retirement? The pensions age changed this month (October) to 66 for anyone born between October 6th, 1954, and April 5th, 1960. If you were born after that, it will climb again to either 67 or 68, depending on your age and may rise again in future. […]
Getting to grips with your pension arrangements can be daunting and complex – particularly when national legislation changes. Were you born after April 5th, 1973? If so, you will be affected by when you can start to draw down savings from your pension pots (subject to liability for tax). Sheena prides herself on offering clear, concise […]
