The Autumn Budget may bring tax changes affecting pensions, IHT, savings and investments  Speculation is high, but proactive planning can strengthen financial resilience ahead of

Financial independence means working becomes optional, not essential  Diversifying income beyond pensions offers lasting security and freedom  A clear plan helps you align your later

Gen X savers are cautious, with over £34k on average held in cash savings  Less than a third also invest, risking long-term value erosion from

Nearshoring is rising as firms prioritise bringing supply chains closer to home  Trump Tariffs’ have only underlined the need for companies to explore their options  

12% of HNWI’s are financially supporting both children and ageing parents  Many dip into pensions or restructure finances to fund family gifts  Balancing generosity with

IHT revenues are expected to hit £9.1bn in 2025/26, rising to over £14bn by 2030  Higher-rate taxpayers could miss out on £97,000 in extra pension