by Dan Woodruff | Jun 2, 2020 | Business Owner, Financial planning, Getting Divorced, High Income, Illness & personal injury, Managing another person's assets, Planning Your Inheritance, Professional connections, Prudent saver, Receiving Inheritance, Retirement
Investing Money – how to invest Investing money can be daunting for beginners. This article explores how to invest your money, from basic concepts to professional, expert tips on investing. Who should read this article? This article will be useful if you are...
by Dan Woodruff | Apr 2, 2020 | Business Owner, Financial planning, Getting Divorced, High Income, Illness & personal injury, Managing another person's assets, Planning Your Inheritance, Professional connections, Prudent saver, Receiving Inheritance, Retirement
DEALING WITH A FINANCIAL CRISIS The recent Coronavirus pandemic has left us all feeling financially vulnerable, no matter what our situation. This article aims to provide some practical support with how to deal with a financial emergency. We take you through...
by Dan Woodruff | May 21, 2019 | Business Owner, Financial planning, Getting Divorced, High Income, Illness & personal injury, Managing another person's assets, Planning Your Inheritance, Professional connections, Prudent saver, Receiving Inheritance, Retirement
Your Emergency Fund An emergency fund is a pot of money you should have available for use if an unexpected bill comes your way. This is one of the most important elements of your financial planning. Everyone should have an emergency fund, but most people do not have...
by Dan Woodruff | May 8, 2019 | Financial planning, Retirement
The Safe Withdrawal Rate in Retirement When you approach retirement, you should think carefully about how long your money will last, especially if you plan to use flexible pensions, or drawdown to access your capital. Your retirement goal should be to ensure that your...
by Dan Woodruff | Apr 9, 2019 | Managing another person's assets, Planning Your Inheritance, Receiving Inheritance
PROBATE FEES INCREASE 2019 The UK Government has announced that probate fees will be reviewed as part of an overhaul of court fees, reversing their previous commitment to switch probate fees from a flat fee to a banded approach. Changes were due to take place in April...
