In this month’s commentary, our Chief Economist, Colin Warren, looks at why the performance of US small-cap equities has picked up in recent weeks and explores the factors that could determine future performance. Read on to discover more
As part of Pension Awareness Week, we look at five positive ways a pension could benefit you if you’re self-employed, from enjoying the retirement you dream of to attractive tax benefits. Read on to learn more
If you have several pensions, combining them could reduce the fees you pay and expose your money to greater growth potential. Furthermore, it could make your retirement fund more manageable and ensure your money is exposed to the right levels of risk. Read on to discover more
The world of pensions is complex and jargon filled. This means getting to grips with correspondence from your pension provider can be difficult. We demystify 12 commonly used pieces of jargon in a clear and understandable way.
AFH Wealth Management has made two new senior appointments to support the next phase of its ambitious growth strategy.
Nowadays, you don’t need to be rich to have an Inheritance Tax liability. If your estate is liable to the tax, working with a financial adviser could help to mitigate the amount you’re charged, or even potentially negate it. Read on to discover more
We’re delighted to announce that AFH has reached its original £12,000 fundraising target for Birmingham Children’s Hospital, with four months to spare! This means that thanks to our fund-matching pledge, the total donation to the hospital so far this year is £24,000!
Childcare can be extremely expensive, although there is some good news as the Government provides support with costs. Read on to discover three Government schemes that could help with the cost of childcare, and why they could significantly reduce the amount you pay.
In recent years, the cost of going to university has increased dramatically, meaning many students start their careers with significant debt. Yet student loans are not as straight forward as you may think, which means paying them off for your child or grandchild may not be your best option. Read on to discover more.
