AFH acquires Avidity Wealth Management
We're pleased to announce the acquisition of Avidity Wealth Management Limited, a well-established financial planning firm based in St Albans, Hertfordshire, as part of its ongoing national growth strategy.
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Inherited investments – how to avoid five common and costly mistakes
Inheriting investments can be daunting if you’ve never had them before. As a result, it’s all-too easy to fall foul of five common and costly mistakes. Read on to learn more and how to sidestep them.
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Japan: Turbulent Politics, Enduring Opportunity
In this month’s commentary, our Chief Economist, Colin Warren, notes that while political turbulence may spark short-term volatility in Japan’s equity market, the country’s underlying strengths still present a compelling case for patient investors.
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AFH Wealth Management publishes first IFA acquisitions white paper
AFH Wealth Management has commissioned a first-of-its kind white paper which explores the world of Independent Financial Adviser acquisitions – with nearly a third of IFAs surveyed currently planning to sell their business.
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How to avoid the exit fee trapdoor if you’re switching mortgages
If you’re looking to switch mortgage providers, or pay your existing loan off, it’s important to remember the impact of exit charges. Read on to discover what they are, and how a mortgage broker could mitigate them.
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Compound growth – what is it, and why it’s vital to your retirement
Dubbed the ‘eighth wonder of the world’ by Albert Einstein, compound growth could help to boost your pension’s value so that you can enjoy a higher standard of living in retirement. Read on to find out more
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US small-cap equities: Time to shine after years in the shadows?
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
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Five powerful reasons a pension is good for you if you’re self employed
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
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Why pension consolidation could boost your lifestyle in retirement
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