How redundancy can affect your pension
Find out what redundancy could mean for your pension, from employer contributions stopping to transferring, withdrawing or leaving your pot invested.
Discover how a ‘happy budget’ helps you balance financial responsibilities with spending on what brings you joy, for better wellbeing and peace of mind.
The motherhood tax describes the financial and career penalties mothers can often face after having children.
Choosing between saving and paying down debt can be difficult. Here are some pointers to consider to help you decide what's best for you.
Find joy in simple living. Tips to spend wisely, embrace minimalism, and enjoy life within your means - while putting joy and purpose at the forefront.
Looking to make some extra money? Here are 5 side hustles to consider that could help you boost your income.
Sometimes, the thrill of a bargain can quickly turn into buyer’s remorse. Here’s our top 5 tips on how to avoid that.
Our Head of Pensions, Kate Smith, outlines 8 of her top tips for managing your pension.
If you’re already living abroad or are looking to do so soon, this article aims to tell you what you need to consider about your pension.
Planning for life after death can give you and your loved ones some peace of mind. But have you considered how your pension will be impacted? In this article we explore pensions, inheritance rules and how your pension could be passed on to your beneficiaries if you choose.
With more of us starting to live longer multi-stage lives, we need to make sure we have enough money to cover those later years. This article shares considerations to make your transition from work to retirement easier.
If you're in your 40s and 50s, it's a good idea to revisit your retirement plan to help keep you on track. Here are some tips to get you started.
Pensions play a key role at retirement. Here are 5 reasons why being proactive with your pension could benefit you now and in the future.
Being scammed can be a stressful and upsetting experience. Here are some practical steps to take if you think you've been a victim of a scam.
Reviewing your budget can be useful for keeping on top of your financial goals. Here are four approaches you can take while reviewing your budget.
Achieving financial wellbeing goes beyond just having money in the bank. Our guide offers valuable insights into becoming financially thriving.
Caring for an elderly parent is no small task and can be financially challenging. Here are some ways to help you budget for and support them.
From travelling to hobbies and eating out – doing what we love doesn't need to be expensive. Read our top tips for doing what you love, on a budget.
Saving £50 a month, or as much as you can afford to, could help to improve your financial wellbeing in the long run. Read how it could benefit you.
The motherhood tax describes the financial and career penalties mothers can often face after having children.
Sometimes, the thrill of a bargain can quickly turn into buyer’s remorse. Here’s our top 5 tips on how to avoid that.
If you're taking care of younger and older dependants, you might be part of the sandwich generation. Here's what it means and how to improve your financial resilience.
Unlock the secrets to financial harmony with your partner by understanding and discussing your money mindsets. This article offers practical tips to help couples navigate financial conversations, fostering a stronger and more aligned financial future together.
A sabbatical isn't just an extended break from work for the wealthy - but a transformative experience. This article explores the importance of sabbaticals in both personal, and career, growth - as well as the potential cost of not taking one.
We explore why financial planning goes beyond numbers, diving into the emotional hurdles like anxiety and shame that can make it feel daunting.
If you're struggling to afford or find a financial adviser, it's likely you're stuck in what's known as the 'advice gap'. Our Director of Pensions, Steven Cameron, shares how a new initiative called 'targeted support' could reduce this gap.
Retirement is a big lifestyle change. Check out our 4 lifestyle activities which could help you enjoy a fun and fulfilling retirement.
Navigating the future of work may be a challenge – but an exciting one. Here are a few ideas on how you can adapt to the changing world of work.
Are you thinking about taking up a part-time role in your Second 50, but worried you might not have time to do the things you enjoy? Keep reading for ideas of jobs that could align with your hobbies and interests.
As we all live a little longer, the way we work is changing. This article, the first in a new series on the Five Fundamentals of your Second 50, looks at the Fundamental of Work and how you can make the most of your career in later life.
We’re starting to move away from the three life stages of education, work, and retirement. For whatever opportunities you'd like to explore, here’s some ideas on how you could prepare, so you can embrace all that a multi-stage life offers.
Not everything in life is predictable. Building up your financial resilience and setting aside an emergency fund could help you feel better prepared.