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Before you increase pension withdrawals as the cost of living rises, here’s what you need to consider
Published: October 13, 2022 by Jennifer ArmstrongAs the cost of living rises, you may be considering increasing how much you withdraw from your pension. While it could solve short-term challenges, it’s important that you think about how it could affect your future too. Several factors, including … Continue reading
Behavioural finance: The effect of psychology on investors
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongYou should base financial decisions on logic and facts. But psychology can have a much larger effect than you think, and it can lead to you making decisions that aren’t right for you. Read on to find out more about … Continue reading
Investment market update: August 2022
Published: September 1, 2022 by Jennifer ArmstrongHigh levels of inflation and concerns economies will experience recessions later this year continue to affect investment markets. While the stock market is experiencing volatility, remember to focus on your long-term goals. Guarantees cannot be made, but, historically, markets have … Continue reading
Landlords, rising interest rates could affect cash flow and your long-term plans
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongIf you’re a landlord, your outgoings may have increased this year thanks to rising interest rates and could climb further. It’s essential that you review your cash flow and the effect it could have on long-term plans. A combination of … Continue reading
What proposed ultra-long mortgages would mean for your repayments
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongAs property prices rise and families face pressure due to the cost of living crisis, the government is reportedly considering ultra-long mortgages. It’s well-known that house prices have soared in the last couple of decades. According to the Halifax House … Continue reading