Even if you don’t plan to purchase property in 2026, market trends could still affect you, including the amount of interest you pay on your mortgage. Discover four key ways the market could be affected in the next 12 months.
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While you might have experience of buying property when you’re searching for the home you intend to stay in for the rest of your life, it can present some new challenges and considerations. Indeed, research suggests many older people are living in unsuitable homes.
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Musician Ed Sheeran is unlikely to be the first person you think of when you want estate planning advice. However, he’s recently spoken about taking control of his legacy when he dies, including preparing a posthumous album titled ‘Eject’, which could provide some important lessons.
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The last 12 months have been interesting for investors, with the market experiencing volatility. Discover some valuable insights from 2025.
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Amid mingling with friends and celebrating with family during the festive period, you might have quieter days to tackle some financial tasks as you enjoy a mince pie. Ticking off these jobs now could help ensure you have everything ready for 2026.
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Anxiety can be debilitating, and, for many people, money is a source of stress. Read three tips about how you approach your finances and discover why they could reduce money anxiety.
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The chancellor has delivered the government’s Autumn Budget. Here’s a summary of the key announcements and what they could mean for your financial plan
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Markets reached record highs in October 2025 despite ongoing uncertainty and disappointing economic data in some regions. Find out what may have affected the performance of your investments.
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Creative play for children can help them develop key skills, like emotional control and critical thinking. If you’re looking for a present for little ones this Christmas, discover 10 that could inspire creativity.
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The Bank of England (BoE) is expected to make several cuts to the base interest rate in 2026. Read why economists are expecting cuts and what it could mean for your mortgage repayments.
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Once you’ve created an estate plan, you might want to talk to your family about the decisions you’ve made. While these conversations can be difficult, they’re important and could ensure everyone is on the same page.
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A financial plan is rarely only focused on the person making it. In fact, for many people, a successful financial plan will have a positive ripple effect, so the benefits are felt by their family too. Find out how your financial plan could support your loved ones.
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How information is framed can alter your view and influence your decisions. Thinking about how you approach financial choices could help you reframe them to improve your mindset, and lead to better outcomes.
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Despite disappointing economic data in the UK and further afield, there was positive news for investors during September 2025, including a rise in markets. Find out what factors might have influenced the performance of your investment portfolio.
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Research suggests that being an optimistic person could improve your health and overall wellbeing. The good news is that you can train your brain to look on the bright side of life. Read about three practical ways to be more optimistic.
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Japanese culture is steeped in wellbeing traditions. Discover four practices that could help improve your life by fostering improved physical, mental, and spiritual wellness.
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On 26 November, the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, will deliver the government’s Autumn Budget. There’s speculation that some of the announcements could affect homeowners, including changes to Stamp Duty.
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Scammers stole more than £17.5 million from pensions in 2024, according to Action Fraud. The organisation has identified two prevalent ways criminals are targeting their victims. Find out more about the warning signs you should be aware of.
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When markets experience volatility, even level-headed investors can let their emotions or other influences affect their decisions. Discover some of the ways financial bias might affect your decisions when the value of your portfolio rises or falls.
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