GPs need to focus on their future financial planning just like the rest of us. Most GPs we talk to are working long hours in addition to patients with Covid, they are dealing with the fall out of long Covid, mental health issues exacerbated by the pandemic and also those […]
Category Archives: Pensions
Blog, Financial Planning, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Retirement, Wealth
Financial planning for later life
07
Jun
Jun
Financial planning – Why it’s better for your money to outlive you? When we put together a financial plan, we use a mortality of age 100 because we don’t want you to run out of money. We also use a financial planning forecasting tool to help you “see” your financial […]
Blog, Business, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Medical, Pay, PAYE, Payroll, Pensions, Personal Finance, Protection, Wealth
Financial planning for newly qualified dentists
24
May
May
Hurrah, after 5 long years you are now ready to go out and earn some money! What should newly qualified dentists be thinking about? How you are paid Ultimately the contract with the dental practice will determine your status for tax but if you are self-employed, it is up to […]
Blog, Budget, Family, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Retirement, Wealth
Why organising your finances is good for your mental health
11
May
May
Why is organising your finances good for your mental health? Mind, the mental health charity says: It’s those nagging thoughts in the middle of the night that cause us to lose sleep, cause gut busting anxiety and yes, it can become a vicious cycle leading to depression, relationship issues […]
Banking, Blog, Budget, Business, Family, Financial Planning, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Wealth
15 tips for financial freedom
04
May
May
Get yourself on the right financial path Financial freedom means having enough money to afford the lifestyle you want for yourself and your family for the rest of your life, without fear of running out or being employed or dependant on others. These 15 top tips can help you on […]
Blog, Pensions, Personal Finance, Retirement, Tax, Wealth
Did you reach State Pension age between 6/4/2010 and 5/4/2015?
29
Apr
Apr
Did you reach State Pension age between 6/4/2010 and 5/4/2015? Here is some help on how you can top up any missing years… The DWP has published updated guidance for those who reached State Pension age between 6 April 2010 and 5 April 2015 on how they can top up […]
Blog, Events, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Retirement, Wealth
Happy Financial Independence Day
26
Apr
Apr
On 25 April the world celebrated Financial Independence Day. So, what is Financial Independence? Well, according to Wiki it’s “the status of having enough income to pay one’s living expenses for the rest of one’s life without having to be employed or dependent on others.” Sound good? But how many of us actually know how […]
Blog, Budget, Family, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Retirement, Wealth
When can I retire? Do you know your “magic number”?
09
Mar
Mar
I was having coffee with friends, in those pre-lockdown halcyon days, and one asked “when do you think you will retire?” My answer is always the same “when my pension and investments reach the magic number!” Obviously my magic number is personal! But I 100% know what it is and […]
Blog, Budget, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Property, Wealth
Who wants to be a millionaire? Who needs to be a millionaire?
25
Feb
Feb
Think back to the 80’s (if you can!) we had Wall Street, Harry Enfield’s Loadsamoney, Miami Vice, regular news items on city traders making a fortune. At that time being a millionaire was out of reach for most people. Maybe a bit distasteful even. Since then, due to the success […]
Blog, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Retirement, Wealth
Financial security – what price peace of mind?
02
Feb
Feb
In a recent global study* the question “What do you value in the relationship you have with your financial adviser?” The results were: Given what we are going through at the moment you might say that this is pretty obvious. However these results were similar pre-pandemic. So, how do you […]