Herd behaviour is pretty self-explanatory; it is where you follow others rather than make your own decisions and it is quite common to experience when investing. Herd behaviour is driven by emotions rather than rational behaviour. Often little attention is paid to investment fundamentals as...
There are a number of measures in place designed to support pensioners and retirees through the COVID-19 crisis. Here is a blog that can help you understand some of those measures, but if your require further assistance it is a great time to book your...
Six years ago at the end of every year, I have been assigning a word to describe the year just gone. 2014 - Reset 2015 - Preparation 2016 - Confidence 2017 - My Turn (ok I cheated with two words) 2018 - Perfect 2019 - Contrast For 2020 I have decided that...
You’ve changed jobs and you’re busy focusing on settling in and succeeding in your new role. However, when you change jobs you should also consider your financial plan and how this job change will affect your goals. Will it help you achieve your goals faster?...
Whenever the term financial advice is mentioned it is commonly associated with an individual’s financial goals. Whether you have a ‘list’ as long as your arm of things that you’d like to buy, or perhaps you’ve never really thought about it and just buy what...