30
Aug
Civil partnerships
The law is due to change by the end of this year to allow heterosexual couples in England and Wales the right to form civil partnerships...
16
Aug
Living standards
I recently read an interesting article published by the Financial Times, on FT.com, about research by the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) on the latest UK living standards across different age ranges. ...
02
Aug
Summer to do list
You might find yourself with some time over the summer to actually think about things other than work or the children and if so, here is a brief list of some of the tasks you could do or at least think about. ...
19
Jul
University funding
University expenses are not getting any cheaper so as parents you need to decide whether you are going to help your children with these costs and, if so, how you are going to do this?...
04
Jul
The uncommon average
One of the most important rules when embarking on a long term investment portfolio, that includes assets with fluctuating prices, is to stay the course. ...
21
Jun
Lasting powers of attorney
Research has found that just 14% of British citizens have lasting powers of attorney and 38% are not aware of them. So what are they and why should we have them?...
07
Jun
Millennial investing habits
Millennials, or Gen Y, are the next generation to inherit considerable wealth but what are their investing habits and do they need, or want, help? ...
24
May
Marriage allowance
You have probably heard of the Married Couples’ Allowance that most people now can’t claim but do you know about the Marriage Allowance?...
09
May
Cost of kids
If you have a family, or are thinking of starting one, chances are you already know it’s expensive to raise children in this day and age but do you know how much it’s going to cost over an 18 year period....
25
Apr
Record Store Day – the actual day
Following my last blog about Record Store Day (RSD) I thought it might be interesting if I wrote a follow up about the actual day (mostly night!)....