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Your financial goals will constantly change throughout your lifetime. Your priorities will shift, so your financial strategy will need to adapt. Here are 10 tips to help you achieve your financial goals, no matter what life stage you are in.

October marks the start of Quarter 3 in the tax year. Here are some tax considerations relevant for this time of year.

ISAs have lost their appeal over the years, due to waning interest rates and other tax breaks that mean some savers don’t need an ISA to avoid paying tax on savings interest. However, they shouldn’t be written off just yet as they do still play a role in financial planning for doctors and dentists.

Buy-to-let in the UK has been through the mill and it is no longer as attractive to many investors due to more stringent tax legislation. Taking everything into consideration in recent months, is it now worth considering a UK holiday let instead of a buy-to-let?

Income Protection is a topic we talk about a lot. The reason for this is because we believe in its value to provide genuine peace of mind to you and your family in the event that the breadwinner in the home is unable to work. Let’s look at the alternatives.

Despite many people struggling and experiencing financial strain due COVID-19, there are also those who are fortunate enough to still be working have actually been able to save money over the past few months.

In a time where most people are doing their part to keep themselves and others safe and healthy, criminals continue to try to take advantage of the situation. Since lockdown began, criminals have adapted and cyber crime is on the rise. What should you be watching for and how can you protect yourself?

Investing is always a game of risk versus reward. But in challenging times, the balance is often shifted — risk always seems to be more predominant. However, savvy investors know that to reap the rewards, they often need to sit tight. Here are five things to remember during tough times.

Experts are predicting that we’ll be feeling the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak for years to come. In particular, those in their prime working years with pensions invested in the stock market will feel their retirement plans greatly affected.

There’s no doubt about it – lockdown has been tough. Filling your downtime might be a little harder, so let’s do something productive! Here are a few things you can do to ensure your finances are in order.