All things finance

Pension Tax Relief: Still one of your biggest benefits

Pension Tax Relief: Still one of your biggest benefits

One of the biggest benefits of saving into a pension is you receive tax relief on everything you pay in up to the annual allowance (currently £60,000 in 2026/27). Discover all the ways pension planing can help ensure you take advantage of any tax benefits available to you personally.

The Investor Magazine

The Investor Magazine

In this latest edition of The Investor brought to you by St. James’s Place, you’ll find insights on navigating today’s investment landscape – from how trusts can support inheritance tax planning, to the renewed potential of emerging markets, to whether gold might have a place in your portfolio.

You’ll also find practical steps to help protect yourself from the rising threat of financial scams, plus guidance on what to consider if you’re thinking about planning for an early retirement.

Financial tips for beginners

Financial tips for beginners

One of the first questions most of us ask before proceeding with any service is “How much will it cost?” Unfortunately, unlike solicitors and accountants, financial advisers are unable to offer one-off advice sessions.

New Partner with your law firm? 

New Partner with your law firm? 

When you become a partner in a law firm – whether a traditional partnership or a limited liability partnership (LLP) – you take on a new level of financial responsibility and complexity. We offer a breakdown of what you need to know relating to the key financial issues you may face.

Top tips on how to track down your lost pension pots

Top tips on how to track down your lost pension pots

Imagine finding a lost pension you never knew you had. There are now an estimated 3.3 million lost pension pots, containing £31.1 billion worth of assets, with the average size of a lost pot highest among the 55-75 age group, at £13,620. Find out what happened when my Mum discovered hers!

Pension Inheritance Tax

Pension Inheritance Tax

What’s changing and why does it matter? Here’s what you need to know about the new Inheritance Tax (IHT) changes on pensions, coming into force on 6 April 2027, and what you should consider doing before these are implemented.