In my opinion, financial planning should inspire. It should even have a bit of a ‘wow’ factor.

Tell me what you want, what you really, really want

All financial planners offer advice. But not all advisers are planners.

You might be an idealist, a pragmatist – or only have a passing interest – but ESG investing covers a broad range of goals.

If you don’t take care of your pension it could end up working against you.

If you’ve been feeling uninspired by slow investment returns in the last few years and you’re worried about the impact that the cost of living could have on your wellbeing or lifestyle, you might be tempted to sell your stocks and keep your money in the bank instead.

The move to divest from companies can be effective, but risks ignoring the subtlety and nuance of what they have to offer.

There are many ‘exciting’ opportunities to invest out there. The big question however is, are they as promising as they may seem?

Like wide legged trousers and flip phones, annuities are back in fashion. However, that’s not to say they’re right for everyone.

Scams have come a long way since the ‘Nigerian Prince’ emails of the ‘90s and 2000s. Let’s take a look at some of the most common scams and how you can protect yourself.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly sophisticated. But when it comes to financial advice, you can’t beat human interaction.

They’re not for everyone. But, if you’ve already maxed out your pension and ISA allowances for this tax year, a Venture Capital Trust might be an option.

Financial markets thrive on certainty and, whichever way you cut it, 2022 was a challenging year. The good news is, we can be much more positive for 2023.

What does the creation of the metaverse mean for the future – and how does it impact us as responsible investors?

TikTok and Instagram have emerged as unorthodox places to get money advice.

A new king and a new prime minister. What does a new era of politics and monarchy mean for responsible investing?

It's been a busy few days in the economy and financial markets so I thought I would send you an email to give you our view of the current situation.

Social impact doesn’t always get the same level of attention as other aspects of Environmental, Social and Governance investing – but that doesn’t make it any less important.

Short-term volatility can scare some investors into deviating from their investing philosophy, as they try to chase higher returns. But it’s a good idea to resist that urge to ‘just do something’.

When people started to notice inflation picking up at the end of last year, most economists confidently predicted it was only temporary. The mood has changed a little since then.