You’ve probably heard people talking about FIRE. The Financial Independence, Retire Early trend isn’t relatively new but it’s been gaining momentum over the last few years. The basic idea? You save and invest enough money so you can retire much earlier than the usual 65. Pretty appealing, right? But here’s...
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What Is the FIRE Movement? A Simple Guide to Financial Independence and Early Retirement
The idea of working until you're 66 or later doesn’t sit well with everyone. The impending new retirement age to 68 and subsequently 71 doesn’t sit well with everyone. More and more people are questioning the traditional path of “work, save, retire” and asking: is there a better way? That’s...
How to Talk to Your Kids About Money (By Age Group)
As parents, one of the most valuable things you can teach your kids is how to handle money. But when should you start? The answer: sooner than you think. Research shows that children develop their attitudes about money as early as age seven, so it’s important to introduce these concepts...
Pensions vs ISAs: Which Should You Prioritise First?
Saving for your future can feel intense. You might wonder whether to focus on a pension or invest in an Individual Savings Account (ISA). Both are good ways to build wealth, but which one should you choose first? Interestingly, the latest report from the UK Government reveals that about 12.4...
The Psychology of Financial Independence: How to Set a Realistic FIRE Goal
The FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement has gained significant popularity in recent years. More people in the UK are seeking the freedom to retire early, live on their terms and escape the traditional work grind. But achieving FIRE isn't just about saving as much money as possible, it’s about...
Estate Planning for Millennials: Why You Shouldn’t Wait
Life gets busy. Career, student loans & family takes up our time and tend to feel out of control. There is more than one way of getting our life in order and estate planning often falls to the bottom of the list. But here’s the thing: it’s not something you...