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Dec 2024
Guide: 5 key financial planning steps to consider during a divorce
A relationship breaking down can be incredibly emotionally challenging, and it may have a significant effect on your short- and long-term finances as well. This useful guide highlights some of the potential steps you might take during a divorce to maintain financial stability and plan for the future.
Dec 2024
5 useful tips for talking about mental health with your loved ones
If you find it difficult to talk about your mental health, Time to Talk Day is encouraging you to fix that. Read on to discover why it’s important to talk about your emotions, and our five useful tips for discussing your mental health with your loved ones.
Dec 2024
How to pass on assets to vulnerable family members
When creating an estate plan, you might want to pass assets to loved ones who cannot manage their finances themselves. In some cases, a trust could be a valuable option to consider, and some questions might help you understand if it could be right for your goals.
Dec 2024
5 practical tasks that could help you get more out of your pension in 2025
Being proactive and ticking off pension tasks could help you get more out of your retirement savings in 2025. Read about five practical steps you could take, such as reviewing how your pension is invested and checking you’re claiming your full tax relief entitlement.
Dec 2024
Research: Financial stability could be the key to retirement happiness
Research seeking to uncover the secret to happiness in retirement has found a common theme – financial stability. For many, that doesn’t mean generating huge sums, but understanding their income. Discover some of the reliable income sources you might receive in retirement and how financial planning could help.
Dec 2024
Behavioural finance: How established habits and experiences could affect your decisions
Your established habits and past experiences might influence the financial decisions you make today, and could affect your ability to reach your goals. Find out more and what you could do to break potentially harmful patterns.
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