AFH’s Chief Economic Adviser, Colin Warren, considers why resilient growth, recovering profits, attractive valuations and the Artificial Intelligence boom are helping to boost the appeal of European equities. Read on.
The son of football legend Jack Charlton says he’ll need to pay £200,000 in Inheritance Tax to keep his dad’s 1966 World Cup winner’s medal. Learn how you could reduce a cherished keepsake’s exposure to the tax.
Cash flow modelling is one of the most important tools a financial adviser has. Discover why this is, and how it can help you to make better financial decisions, and side-step ones that could cost you dearly.
Financial Awareness Day aims to help people manage their money more effectively. So as it draws nearer, we’ve compiled five key questions that could help you to get more from your wealth and spot potential risks to it.
AFH’s Chief Economic Adviser, Colin Warren, considers how a Burnham government could impact Britain’s financial markets. In it, he examines the implications for fiscal policy, UK government bonds and key equity sectors.
The freezing of the Income Tax thresholds means millions of Britons have seen their tax liability increase because of ‘fiscal drag’. Learn more about this lesser-known financial event and what it might mean for you.
Having an ‘emergency fund’ is central to a robust financial plan. But is it possible to have too much money in it? Read on to discover why the answer is yes, and why it could be damaging to your wealth if you have.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues and football fans from around the globe are cheering their nation on, we look at the surprising investment lessons that the tournament provides. Discover more.
We often make decisions that are based on ‘behavioural biases’. When investing, these biases can drive decisions that may jeopardise your wealth. Read on to learn about the most common biases that investors should avoid.
