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Yield Curves Explained A yield curve is a line that plots yields (interest rates) of bonds having equal credit quality but differing maturity dates. T
What is a paid up and what are my paid up options? A paid up is an old workplace pension that you are no longer paying into. If you’ve changed jobs a
Things to check before you transfer Do you have a defined benefit pension or a defined contribution pension? Pensions come in two different forms
Introducing The State Pension The State Pension is a regular pension payment from the government that most people can claim for when they reach State
Myths & Facts – Investing & Developing an Investment Portfolio Investing means many different things to many different people – investment opp
Life Insurance Explained The primary aim of life protection is to support your loved ones in case anything happens to you. However, there is room for
Investment Bonds Explained As you develop your financial portfolio, there are many types of investments available to you. In this article we will expl
Inheritance Tax – A Guide When a loved one passes away, the last thing that we want to think of are the tax implications of their estate. Sadly, howev
IFA Fees Explained What Types of Fees will you Likely Encounter when Engaging an IFA? Whether you are looking for a full financial healthch
Gilts Explained There are many different types of investments that are available to the investor of today and one little known investment type is the
In 2021 there was an estimated £20 billion in deferred ‘frozen’ pensions, they can be a maze for many of us; some don’t have the time, others don’t know where to begin and most don't even know what options are available to them.
We all dream of spending our well-earned retirement doing what we love without worrying about money. But getting your dream retirement can take a lot of effort and discipline to ensure you have enough cash to be comfortable during your golden years. In fact, according to a recent study, you’ll need at least £10,200 a year to have all your basic needs covered in retirement. Assuming you finish work at 67 and live until the age of 82, you could need around £153,000 in your pension pot by the time you retire. This amount can sound scary, but don’t worry, there are many ways to help you reach your retirement goals.
Want to invest but not sure where to start? Or maybe you’re a more experienced investor looking for some expert inspiration? Either way - we can help. For the first timer, the world of investing can be an intimidating place. On the one hand, you’re drawn by the stock markets potential to offer larger returns than are on offer in a savings account. But on the other you’re wary of investing’s reputation for being difficult and time consuming. Full of risk, head scratching jargons and acronyms and statistics. Our aim with this guide is to show you that investing doesn’t have to be as difficult as its reputation would have you believe.
There are lots of different ways to reach your savings goals, including different saving accounts and products that will help you out. We’ve put together this easy-to-read section to give you guidance on saving for specific goals, like a house or holiday, as well giving you general tricks to help keep your saving on track. We also give you a rundown of all the different savings products out there and when to use them.
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Average pension pot size
Regularly contributing
Average pension pot size
Regularly contributing
Age has significant impact on the gender pension gap, with inequality increasing as women get older. By the time women reach their 50s, men have a pot that’s almost twice the size.
Male £20,514
Female £11,177
Male £18,843
Female £10,988
Male £22,218
Female £12,898
Male £22,141
Female £13,124
Male £32,025
Female £19,046
Male £24,641
Female £13,326
Male £24,853
Female £17,863
Male £22,266
Female £12,247
Male £17,883
Female £7,737
Male £20,053
Female £11,426
Age has significant impact on the gender pension gap, with inequality increasing as women get older. By the time women reach their 50s, men have a pot that’s almost twice the size.
Gender Gap
Average female pot
Average male pot
Average pension pot size at 65
Have invested in a responsible plan
Gender Gap
Average female pot
Average male pot
Average pension pot size at 65
Have invested in a responsible plan
Gender Gap
Average female pot
Average male pot
Average pension pot size at 65
Have invested in a responsible plan
Gender Gap
Average female pot
Average male pot
Average pension pot size at 65
Have invested in a responsible plan
Finally, we looked at how many Brits invest in a socially responsible plan.
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Studies show that those who take independent financial advice are better off than those who don’t.
£132,921
£92,921M
Consumers with advisers save longer and contribute more to investment products, leading to an average of £40,000 more in investment value than those without advisers.
£59,000
£38,918
Consumers who seek advice on cash-based saving products save an average of £20,000-£59,000 more than those who did not seek advice.
£175,121
£92,616
The average pension pot for consumers with financial advisers is nearly twice the size of those without advisers.
Which life moments are you financially ready for?
We understand that our goals and life journeys are completely unique, but many of us will experience similar milestones that impact our finances. Our life moments map shows when these milestones could be for you and which money moments you may need to prepare for.
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