by Dan Eatch | Jun 21, 2019 | Investments, Mortgages, Wealth planning
Understanding your personal biases can help you form investment strategies that work for you across good times and when the going gets tougher Traditional finance theory starts from the principle that markets and their investors are perfectly rational. A quick look...
by Dan Eatch | Apr 12, 2019 | Investments, Wealth planning
A regular savings plan is one of the most effective ways of building a nest-egg for the future. Saving regularly can be a painless way to accumulate funds, particularly if you set up a direct debit to deduct this money on pay day. Set aside £100 a month, and you will...
by Dan Eatch | Oct 19, 2018 | Investments, Wealth planning
Funding a child’s path to adulthood is a long-term commitment for parents. Any new parent will tell you a child is expensive from the outset: there is so much to be bought to cater for a new member of the family. But this is just the first step of many building...
by Dan Eatch | Apr 6, 2018 | Investments
Global stock markets were hitting new all-time highs repeatedly in 2017 before encountering some turbulence in 2018. If you were invested in world stock markets last year, you should have enjoyed some healthy returns, although markets have experienced a much bumpier...
by Dan Eatch | Apr 6, 2018 | Pensions, Savings, Tax planning, Wealth planning
When the current tax year comes to an end so will some valuable tax planning opportunities. Some of these will survive into 2018/19, but many will finish on 5 April – and if you don’t use them, you will lose them. This year there will be no Spring Budget to...
