Money management

What are your digital assets worth? Potentially more than you think, which could present a challenge to ensure they are passed to loved ones after your death. But what strategies can you consider to protect these for the next generation?

Having a wealth plan can be even more important as an expat, as you will likely have more complex financial needs and assets spread around the world. Failing to plan could financially leave you 'someplace else'.

As we celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, we look back at how life has changed for women financially since 1952 and how changes in women’s rights may have helped her control more of her own affairs – unique as they are.

With Alzheimer’s Research UK estimating around one million people in the UK suffer from dementia, of a global total of over 55 million, it is increasingly important to plan for the possible financial consequences in case of mental incapacity, as Simon Prescott explains.

Society encourages us to endlessly strive for ‘more’ – whether that’s money, recognition or to be seen as successful. Some people, however, understand that achieving ‘enough’ may result in a happier life. Huw Williams explains the thinking.

From blind loyalty to large-scale organisations, to endlessly trying to keep up with influencers, we explore how sheep-like behaviour can damage your wealth plans beyond investments alone. Simon Prescott explains.

Ever since Roman times, there has been a settlement in London. Over the centuries it has flourished, but it has also weathered its fair share of crises. But what should the modern buyer be aware of that is peculiar to the capital, or influences its market more than those of other cities?

Many events affect the demand and supply of the capital’s property, and therefore valuations. But what is currently impacting London's residential property market? What should buyers (and sellers) be aware of?