Posts Tagged ‘Financial Planning’

Savings and investments made simple

Friday, March 12th, 2010

savings and investments

Savings and investments for yourself and your family are much easier with a little knowledge, and some good financial advice. Here is our jargon-free round-up of savings and investments, showing the advantages and risks of each investment type.

Babygloomers botched financial planning for their Yuckies

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

Almost 3 in 10 parents are forced to remortgage their homes, due to a lack of financial planning for a growing generation of Yuckies (Young Unwitting Costly Kids), according to a new report from The Children’s Mutual. These are the parents of the ‘Babygloomers’ generation.

Pensions plummet 70% since 2000

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

A pensions saver who contributed £100 per month to their pension pot over 20 years would have achieved a retirement income of £9,000 per year, if they had retired in 2000. The same pensioner retiring on 20 years’ savings today would have an annual income of just £2,500, a drop of 70% over the decade.

Parents fail to act on need for life assurance and financial planning

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Parents in Ireland urgently need to review their family financial planning, especially with regard to life insurance cover to protect their family and their lifestyle, according to a new report from Aviva.
In Ireland, 59% of adults and 42% of parents have no life assurance cover whatsoever, and 80% of adults ‘do not worry’ about the level [...]

Consumers demand independent financial advice on pensions, savings and investments

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Consumers draw most on quality independent financial advice when setting up or re-investing their pensions, or managing savings and investments, new data shows.

Family Financial Planning: University for your new baby could cost £64,000

Friday, January 29th, 2010

Financial Planning for University

The cost of sending a child born this year for a 3-year course at university in 2028 is likely to top £64,000. University costs have already reached £42,000 in 2010, and are rising every year. To manage such a substantial challenge, forward thinking and family financial planning are crucial.

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