If investment decisions leave you in two minds

There are times in your life when you’re not sure what decisions to make about your financial future. That’s when an adviser can prove to be indispensable.

Almost a fifth of those who use property to generate income do so for their retirement. But is this a good strategy?

Flexibility and freedom may be the current pension buzzwords, but those people who are on the verge of giving up work are advised to consider their options very carefully

The Government’s 40pc levy on estates of the deceased may seem inevitable or even inescapable, but there are ways to cut or even avoid it.

‘Talk Money, Talk Pensions Week’ is the ideal time to discuss money worries, which research shows can help improve your financial well-being.

Changes to NHS pensions mean professional help is a must for busy medical people who do not want to risk the shock of an unexpected tax bill.

The relationship between you and your financial adviser is a vital one, and it could make the difference between a comfortable retirement and a penny pinching one.

When you are saving for retirement which is the best way to save: a pension or an Isa?

When partners split up, there can be implications for mortgages, savings, tax and wills requiring careful consideration to avoid hardship.

Paying someone to help with your money can feel counterintuitive, but expert advice can add real value to your financial future.

The switch from a salaried role to working for yourself has challenges as well as rewards – especially in the areas of finance.

It’s important to understand the difference between real and nominal returns when thinking about inflation and investments.