While investing may seem exciting in the media, a “boring” approach could deliver higher returns over a long-term time frame. Find out why and how it could create opportunities for exciting lifestyle decisions in the future.

It’s estimated that globally more than £13 trillion will be transferred between generations by 2030. The “great wealth transfer” could provide your family with opportunities and financial security. However, with research suggesting 70% of affluent families lose their wealth within a generation, you may want to look beyond assets when creating a plan.

While the effect of trade uncertainty on investment markets eased in June, tensions in the Middle East worsened and led to volatility. Find out what else may have affected your investment portfolio recently.

Financial protection could help you overcome an unexpected shock. However, it’s essential that the level of cover you choose is right for your circumstances. Discover three key questions that could help you calculate what’s right for you.

A Junior ISA (JISA) can provide an effective way to build a nest egg for your child. One important question for parents to consider is whether to save or invest using a JISA. Find out what you need to know about Cash and Stocks and Shares JISAs, and read questions that could help you decide which option is right for your needs. 

Many people want to achieve “financial freedom”, but it can mean different things to each person and is influenced by other lifestyle goals. So, defining what it means for you could help you create a tailored financial plan that turns it into a reality.

Gifting from your surplus income is an often-overlooked estate planning option that could help reduce the amount of Inheritance Tax your family pays on your death.

While technology has made it easier than ever to invest, it could harm your decision-making skills too. From connecting you to a 24/7 news cycle that could provoke emotional responses to allowing you to make knee-jerk decisions easily, using technology has the potential to harm your investment outcomes.