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If you’re like me and always have a long to-do list to get through each day, then you may find this advice difficult to follow. After all, how on earth am I to focus on the present and live in a world that requires me to constantly look ahead and plan for my future?

Every night for the past few days I’ve been reading a fantastic children’s book to my son Charlie. The book is called You Choose and it gives children the tools to tap into their imagination, pull things out and fulfil their fantasies.

“How much is enough?” That’s a question I’ve been asked a few times. You could lose an entire afternoon to staring out a window and trying to find an answer...

It won’t have escaped your notice that global financial markets have had a turbulent start to the year. Despite the best efforts of advisers to educate them in how markets work, some clients are anxious about what it means for their portfolios — especially those who are near to retirement.

According to a study from NatWest, more than four fifths of parents who are saving money for their children are doing so exclusively in cash, rather than investing.

You might have heard the terms bull and bear markets, but where do they come from? 

A few years ago I was given a referral. The potential client was a respected and well-known solicitor and it was a privilege to be referred to him...

Financial planning is a service where a qualified professional will work with you to develop and understanding of your lifestyle and finances. And with that information, they will map a likely range of future outcomes over a 10, 20 and 50 year period.

At the start of the month Elon Musk sent ripples through the crypto realm. How he did it was just as simple as it was remarkable. In one tweet the luminary suggested that he had fallen out of love with cryptocurrency, causing Bitcoin to drop by 3.6% in value. And that’s all it took. One single tweet.