More than one in two of us will face situations of increased financial vulnerability in our lives yet taboos around vulnerability hold half of us back from asking for support when we need it most.
After a close fought race, Donald Trump is poised to become the 47th President of the United States. Looking at Trump’s campaign promises, as well as his actions during his last presidency in 2017, expectations are for reduced regulations across the board.
Rachel Reeves has delivered her first Budget as Chancellor, and the first Labour Budget in 14 years. Is it time to change financial plans?
Globally, more voters than ever in history headed to the polls this year, with more than 60 elections representing about half of the world’s population. Elections can fuel short-term emotional behaviour, but we take a medium-term view.
Chinese and US markets overcame Middle Eastern geopolitical fears to post another positive week last week, although European and Japanese shares did not perform so well.
With the new government’s first Budget scheduled for 30 October, we’re starting to hear some hints and theories about what may be included in the statement.
As people are living longer and the landscape continues to evolve, it’s important to be able to plan effectively for your retirement years and make the most of your pension opportunities.
The wider media interest in Nvidia’s second quarter results last week demonstrated just how important a few large technology companies have become to the US market.
Speaking at the Jackson Hole economic symposium last week, Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell indicated the time had finally come for the Fed to begin cutting interest rates.
When we talk about saving and investing, we generally think of them as the two main ways to set money aside for the future. It can be easy to confuse them as one and the same thing – or think that you should opt for one or the other.
