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Pensions & Retirement

Non-retirees

It’s never too late to think about saving for retirement How much do you think you’ll need to fund your retirement? Of course, the answer to that question will depend on what you want to do when you stop work. Worryingly, almost half of non-retirees (46%) are unable to identify how much they believe retirees receive annually from their State…
Waverton
November 14, 2022
Budgeting & Financial habitsLater Life

Failure to save enough for old age

Meeting the financial demands you may face in later life The significant increase in property prices in recent years has likely shifted many people’s expectations of the role property wealth will eventually play in supporting their retirement. With people spending longer in retirement, one of the challenges that many need to overcome is how to fund it and how to…
Waverton
November 7, 2022
Budgeting & Financial habits

Midlifers set to be impacted twice by the cost of living

Financial planning essential to help balance priorities As the cost of living crisis continues to rise, midlifers are set to be impacted particularly hard. This is because many midlifers are still paying off mortgages and other debts, while also trying to support their families. This means that they often have less disposable income than younger people. In addition, midlifers are…
Waverton
November 3, 2022
Budgeting & Financial habitsFamily

Wealth vs health

More than half ignore medical advice and work despite poor health due to financial worries When you are off work due to an illness or injury, worries about how you are going to pay your bills can make an already stressful situation worse. So much so, that many people are finding themselves in the very difficult position of having to…
Waverton
October 31, 2022
Pensions & Retirement

Save On Income Tax With Your Pension

Save on your income tax by paying into your pension pot? Sounds too good to be true? Well it’s not and tax law here in Scotland allow those in a higher tax band to save on income tax by paying into their pension. Read on to find out more:   Current Scottish income tax brackets fall as follows:   Band…
Waverton
October 27, 2022
Budgeting & Financial habitsFamily

Starting a family

What steps to take to prepare financially Having a baby is one of the most exciting, life-changing events that you’ll ever experience. But along with the joy and happiness that comes with starting a family, there is also the reality of the added costs. On average in 2021, the total cost of raising a child to the age of 18…
Waverton
October 24, 2022
FamilyPensions & Retirement

Pension poverty after divorce

Ensuring an equal division of all the assets within the matrimonial pot The breakdown of a marriage is often referred to one of the most traumatic and stressful events anyone can go through. Divorce can also be a costly experience, often including legal fees, a new home, a new car and new childcare costs. So, it’s perhaps predictable that so…
Waverton
October 20, 2022
Budgeting & Financial habits

Recession-proof your finances

10 practical steps to ensure your money is working hard for you In these uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to make sure your finances are in order. The Bank of England believes that a painful squeeze on our living standards, driven, primarily, by soaring energy prices, is set to intensify and will push the UK economy into recession…
Waverton
October 17, 2022

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