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Looming pension pitfall
£50 billion of hard-earned pension funds could be in jeopardy
Recent investigations by the Centre for Economics and Business Research have illuminated a daunting predicament facing the United Kingdom’s pension sector[1]. An alarming £50 billion of hard-earned pension funds could be in jeopardy, lost within neglected accounts or dispersed amongst a myriad of forgotten pots.

Unveiling the core principles of investing
Timeless beacons guide investors through periods of market volatility towards financial prosperity
In finance, the core investing principles stand as timeless beacons, guiding investors through periods of market volatility towards financial prosperity. These principles, distilled from the wisdom of centuries and the hard-won experience of investment titans, serve not merely as strategies but as foundational truths that underpin the very art and science of investing.

See our gallery from our ‘Future-proof your business’ seminar
Investing For Tomorrow teamed up with Chadwick Lawrence to show a roomful of local businesses how to future-proof their businesses. Almost 30 people joined us to learn about a wide range of topics, from getting your shareholder protection right to making sure that your company is protected with the right supplier and customer contracts. See the gallery here and learn how to book onto our next one.

UK retirees confronting pension shortfalls
Many regret not having commenced their savings journey earlier in their careers
UK retirees are encountering significantly smaller pension pots than they had anticipated, with a considerable number expressing regret over not having commenced their savings journey earlier in their careers.

Unique insight into the current attitudes towards pension investment
Prevailing concern among savers regarding their capability to make informed investment decisions
A comprehensive survey has unveiled a complex picture of how savers perceive their pension investments. Despite a high level of awareness, with 82% of pension savers acknowledging that their pensions are invested, a mere 26% possess knowledge about the specifics of these investments[1]. This gap in understanding presents a unique insight into the current attitudes towards pension investment among savers.

Generational wealth perspectives
Whether through property, pensions or a blend of both, informed decision-making is crucial
A recent study suggests that a substantial proportion of Generation Z, born from 1996 to 2010, view property acquisition as their principal avenue to amass wealth for their retirement years [1]. This perspective is slightly more prevalent within this demographic than the reliance on pensions, with 33% of Gen Z individuals planning to utilise property as a retirement fund compared to 30% who favour pensions.

Mind over matter
How behavioural investing can shape financial futures
In the world of investing, where numbers and market analyses typically dominate, a crucial element often remains veiled in the backdrop – our behaviour. Behavioural investing emerges as a pivotal field, merging the realms of finance and psychology to scrutinise how our emotions, cognitive biases, backgrounds and worldviews intricately influence our investment decisions. It ventures into the less discussed but significant spectrum of how our psychological makeup can mould our financial futures, for

Navigating Inheritance Tax
How to pass on assets to the next generation to secure their future for tomorrow
Inheritance Tax (IHT) represents a significant consideration for anyone looking to pass on assets to the next generation.

Understanding pension uncertainties
Survey highlights prevailing uncertainty among those on the cusp of retirement
A recent study reveals that a considerable proportion of UK adults, including a significant number nearing retirement, find themselves in a quandary regarding their State Pension entitlements and the commencement of their payments[1].

New pension tax framework
Pivotal shift changes you need to know commenced from 6 April 2024
Beginning on 6 April 2024, a pivotal shift in pension benefit taxation commenced. The Lifetime Allowance (LTA) was replaced by a new structure comprising three distinct allowances: the Lump Sum Allowance (LSA), Lump Sum and Death Benefit Allowance (LSDBA), and Overseas Transfer Allowance (OTA).

Enhancing pension contributions for a brighter future
New tax year, new you? Maximise your pension savings this new tax year
As we embark on the new tax year, it presents an opportune moment to review your pension savings strategy, setting a solid foundation for future financial stability. Early attention to your private pension at the onset of the fiscal year is not just about cultivating beneficial saving habits; it’s also about ensuring you fully exploit the benefits and allowances available to you.

Changes to Individual Savings Accounts in 2024
Why savers and investors now have a more flexible approach
Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) offer a versatile and tax-efficient way to save for the future, whether for yourself, your children or grandchildren. Now that we have entered the new financial year, on 6 April 2024, significant changes to ISAs have been introduced.