Iran Conflict: What It Means for Your Investments
War has returned, and with it stock market uncertainty. If you’re an investor with AFH, you might be wondering what the Iran conflict means for your money. Read on to learn more about our approach
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Three investment insights from Warren Buffett that still work in 2026
Warren Buffett, who retired in December 2025, is one of the most successful investors ever and became known for his investment insights. Read on to discover three pearls of wisdom that could help you in 2026.
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Why are investors warming to emerging markets?
In this month’s commentary AFH’s Chief Economic Adviser, Colin Warren, examines some of the drivers behind renewed investor interest in emerging markets and assesses whether these trends are likely to persist.
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Two important tax breaks you can carry forward, and two you can’t
The tax year end provides an important opportunity to ensure your wealth is as tax-efficient as possible. Read on to discover two tax breaks that cannot be rolled over to the next tax year, and two that can.
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Five reasons to share your financial adviser with the one you love
Valentines Day is about recognising your loved one. Yet research suggests that many couples don’t work together when it comes to financial planning. Discover why working with a financial adviser as a couple could be a good strategy.
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How to protect your wealth if you’re diagnosed with a serious illness
If you’re diagnosed with a serious illness and have to take an extended period of time off work to recover, it could harm your wealth. Discover why, and the steps you could take to protect it.
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Powered by our people: AFH shortlisted for Fundraiser of the Year Award
We’re incredibly proud to share that AFH has been shortlisted for “Fundraiser of the Year” in Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity’s 100 Heroes Awards.
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Why sequence risk could harm your retirement and what you could do
Sequence risk could jeopardise your standard of living in retirement. Discover what it is and when it might affect you, why it could be so damaging and the steps you could take to help to counter it.
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Three ways trusting a ‘finfluencer’ could damage your wealth
Many people use financial influencers, or ‘finfluencers’, when looking for advice about investing. Yet these media personalities often lack the qualifications needed to provide good advice. Discover three reasons why trusting a finfluencer could cost you dearly.