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Investment market update: June 2026

Published: July 2, 2026 by Jennifer Armstrong

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), a global recession could occur if the conflict in Iran continued into 2027. The organisation warned that delays in agreeing a peace deal would affect global growth and cause energy … Continue reading →

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The £12.3 billion cost of delaying estate planning

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

Affluent families who delay estate planning could miss out on chances to reduce a potential Inheritance Tax (IHT) bill and pass more on to their families. Find out if you could benefit from considering IHT and how you might pass … Continue reading →

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The psychology of fear in investing: Why mastering it could support long-term success

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

Investing is often as much about emotions as it is about numbers. One emotion that might affect how you invest at times is fear. Learning how fear influences investment decisions and how to master it could support your long-term success. … Continue reading →

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5 questions to consider before you choose high-risk crypto investments

Published: June 1, 2026 by Jennifer Armstrong

Cryptoassets may not be regulated financial products so please be aware that trading them carries a considerable amount of risk for your capital. Cryptocurrencies are also not covered by existing consumer protection laws and are not suitable for the majority … Continue reading →

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4 practical reasons why business owners could benefit from a pension

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

For many UK business owners, retirement planning takes a back seat to growing the business itself. Indeed, according to Financial Planning Today (27 April 2026), 3 in 10 business owners have no pension at all. When you’re focused on managing … Continue reading →