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  • Downsizing Blog

    Why using your home as a pension could jeopardise your retirement

    When it comes to funding your retirement there are several options you could consider. One is to downsize from a larger property to a smaller one and use the equity that’s released to fund your retirement. Discover why care should be taken if this is something you’re considering.

  • Divorce Blog

    Three important reasons to work with a financial adviser during a divorce

    While the family home is typically seen as the most valuable marital asset during a divorce, in fact the household's pensions may be equally as valuable – if not more so. All too often, however, they are not split fairly during a divorce, which could jeopardise the long-term financial security of one of the ex-spouses.

  • The Truth Behind Selling Your IFA Firm

    The truth behind selling your IFA firm

    You’ve worked for years to build your IFA firm; shedding blood, sweat and tears to make it a success. After all that, selling your business is understandably a huge decision. Claire Spillane, Acquisitions Director at AFH Wealth Management, a firm that has been successfully acquiring IFA firms for more than 20 years, lifts the lid on what really happens when IFAs sell their business to an acquirer.

  • Women's Euros 2025

    5 important financial lessons the 2025 Women’s Euros can teach you

    The England squad will be defending its title when the UEFA European Women’s Championship kicks off in 2025. While the tournament will be a 'must see' for millions of football fans, it could also provide useful tips on how to get more from your wealth. Read on to find out more

  • Mortgage Broker

    3 powerful reasons working with a mortgage broker makes sense

    If you’re a homeowner, or looking to buy a property, an article by the BBC in June 2025 makes for interesting reading. It reveals that experts are predicting The Bank of England (BoE) could cut interest rates throughout 2025, following its decision to drop them from 4.5% to 4.25% in May.