What are the 6 Steps of Financial Planning?
In this blog we’ll outline the six steps to take for a better financial plan to help minimise any financial anxiety you might be having.
In this blog we’ll outline the six steps to take for a better financial plan to help minimise any financial anxiety you might be having.
Later life lending is usually for people who own a home and are older than 55. There are two main kinds of later-life lending: lifetime mortgages and home reversion plans.
Learn the ideal savings at every age, how lifestyle and career impact your ability to save, and tips for growing your funds with Hansford Bell's expert advice.
When choosing to build an investment portfolio, strategy is a key consideration to be made, as your choice of investment approach can have a huge impact on the long and short-term success or failure of your investments
While some may consider estate planning as a last priority and an aspect of their finances that they have time to sort at a later date, the truth is that it’s never too early to make a plan of action regarding your assets.
In this article, we will identify what each of the pension changes are and explain why each change matters to you so you can make the most of this new opportunity.
In this blog from Hansford Bell, we discuss why the gender pension gap exists, going on to offer some recommendations for women regarding steps that can be taken to mitigate the impact of this on their financial situation
Planning for retirement is essential for your future, especially if you’re in the UK. There are many ways to save, but pensions and Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are two of the top choices. Let’s look at what makes pensions and ISAs valuable and determine which could be better.
Meet our team. Lifetime mortgages are available to persons aged 55 and over. They release equity from your home, creating a loan against the value of your property that grants you tax-free money – paid in a lump ...
Creating an investment portfolio can mean putting your money towards a number of sources with varying levels of risk and return. Find out how bonds can help you diversify.