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25 April 2018

What’s your attitude towards risk?

Someone in a strong financial position may be able to take more risk with their investments, because if their investment falls in value, they will not be left out of pocket. Someone with less money available would be likely to take a more cautious approach, because they are less able to afford to lose money. […]

20 April 2018

Run Rob Run!

With the sun shining and many of enjoying the opportunity to put our feet up we wish Rob the very best in the London Marathon this weekend. Rob has done incredibly well with fund raising for the Family Holiday Association, a charity giving families the chance for a break and if you are able to show […]

20 April 2018

Family Income Changes

According to the ASDA Income Tracker, the total household income in January 2018 was £776 per week. With essential spending being £450 per week and taxes at £126 per week. The average family spending power is £200 per week. This family spending power was down by £1.13 a week year-on-year in January (a 0.6% annual […]

17 April 2018

HMRC figures show cause of women’s pension equality ‘set back a generation’

Figures published by HMRC suggest that tens of thousands of mothers with young children could face a permanently reduced state pension because of changes to the Child Benefit system introduced in 2013 for higher income couples. Those affected are families who either opted out of Child Benefit when the rules changed or who have started […]

14 April 2018

Business Owners lack retirement plans

According to the Daily Telegraph, business owners struggle to imagine themselves retired. According to a recent study by Aldermore Future Attitudes, it’s an end that seems like a distant dream for some of Britain’s small and medium-sized enterprise (SMEs) owners. Surveying 1,000 senior UK SME decision-makers, the study found that 73pc plan to work past […]

13 April 2018

6 in 10 British people admit to being afraid of taking risks

According to the Independent, 6 in 10 British people admit to being afraid of taking risks, a study has found. Instead of living life on the edge, millions consider themselves to be ‘risk-adverse’ with more than two thirds blaming it on a fear of the consequences. The study of 2,026 respondents found 61 per cent […]

11 April 2018

Women are more likely to opt out of workplace pension schemes

Women are more likely to opt out of workplace pension schemes than men, according to a study by Now Pensions. Analysis of Now Pensions’ members at the end of 2017 found that women of all ages are more likely to opt out of their pensions than men. Nearly one in ten women (9 per cent) […]

6 April 2018

Over 750,000 people at risk of passing pensions to the wrong person when they die

Many people approaching retirement may be unwittingly naming an ex-spouse or ex-partner as their pension beneficiary upon their death. According to a Royal London study, out-of-date paperwork may put current partners at risk of missing out. Over three quarters of a million people near retirement are at risk of passing their pension pot on to […]

6 April 2018

Women end up with half the pension of men by age 50

Research by Aegon has found women accumulate on average £56,000 in their pension funds by age 50 compared to £112,000 saved by men. The data showed that the gender gap rises with age, as women aged 50, who want to match their male counterpart’s pension at retirement, would need to pay an extra £360 into […]

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What’s your attitude towards risk?

Run Rob Run!

Family Income Changes

HMRC figures show cause of women’s pension equality ‘set back a generation’

Business Owners lack retirement plans

6 in 10 British people admit to being afraid of taking risks

Women are more likely to opt out of workplace pension schemes

Over 750,000 people at risk of passing pensions to the wrong person when they die

Women end up with half the pension of men by age 50

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What’s your attitude towards risk?

Run Rob Run!

Family Income Changes

HMRC figures show cause of women’s pension equality ‘set back a generation’

Business Owners lack retirement plans

6 in 10 British people admit to being afraid of taking risks

Women are more likely to opt out of workplace pension schemes

Over 750,000 people at risk of passing pensions to the wrong person when they die﻿

Women end up with half the pension of men by age 50

Over 750,000 people at risk of passing pensions to the wrong person when they die