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Choosing the right Financial Adviser could make a significant difference to your financial future. But how do you know who to trust, what to look for, and whether you're getting value for money?

John Healey’s Budget had a record number of measures, but only a handful will move the needle. Here’s what the bond market made of it, the issues left untouched, and why we’re adding bonds into our own portfolios.

We take you through the confirmed changes and any financial planning actions that might be worth considering.

What if the cost-of-living crisis is far from over? As El Niño threatens global harvests and geopolitical tensions continue to disrupt supply chains, food prices could remain volatile well into 2027. Here, we breakdown the latest developments and more importantly, where it leaves investors.

Rising oil prices reignited inflation fears in September, pushing bond yields higher and weighing on equities as investors reassessed the outlook for interest rates.

If offsetting Inheritance Tax (IHT) is a key concern, the months ahead are a good opportunity to understand how these changes could affect your estate planning strategy. But more importantly, what you should do next.

With Defined Contribution pensions coming into the estate on death from April 2027, the old method of preserving pensions for Inheritance Tax efficiency will soon become an outdated strategy. So, what’s the alternative?

In this episode of Financial Illumination, Jack Dudley and James Corcoran explore the importance of having a structured financial plan, rather than simply letting investments and pensions build up in the background.

After much anticipation, the recently elected Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Healey, will be setting out their economic outlook in the 2026 Autumn Budget. So, what’s being discussed and what does it mean for your financial planning?

After much anticipation, the recently elected Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Healey, will be setting out their economic outlook in the 2026 Autumn Budget. So, what’s being discussed and what does it mean for your financial planning?

August delivered a mixed market picture: inflation reignited in the UK, equities pushed higher globally, and gold stole the spotlight.