Written by Mark Jones on February 1, 2017 . Posted in Financial planning , Financial Planning , Financial Planning advice , Money , Money Advice , money management , Money Management Update
Money Management February 2017 reports young adults are saving more money than other generations, according to Opinium.
Those aged 18 – 34 saved on average £3,701 in 2016, £450 higher than the baby boomer generation (£3,238) and generation X (£3,266).
78% of adults put money into their savings in 2016, while 20% made regular monthly saving deposits.
When asked for the main reasons they save, 14% said it was beneficial to their pension pot, while 18% want to purchase a home.
Written by Mark Jones on June 30, 2016 . Posted in Money , money management
In this months better money management, we take a look at:
New retirees favour gifts over inheritance
1 in 30 people a microbusiness owner
Pensioners lose retirement savings through charges
Working carers lack employer support
Written by Mark Jones on April 11, 2016 . Posted in Dividend tax , Money , tax
In this month’s managing your money Altrincham, we take a look at:
Written by Mark Jones on December 8, 2015 . Posted in Budget , Money
In this month’s managing your Money:
Help to Buy ISAs were launched on 1 December.
The Autumn Statement introduced some significant changes for individuals.
People have potentially unrealistic ideas about when they will retire and how much money they’ll have.
Written by Mark Jones on September 2, 2015 . Posted in Financial planning , Money
Coming into money (windfall) rarely happens, but you could in a number of different ways. How do you make the most of the unexpected? Coming into money
When it comes to money and effectively utilising finances to achieve your goals, the starting point is always a solid and well thought out plan. A good plan can’t, however, guard a household or a business against every possible occurrence.