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5 ways we help you stay on track that might leave you wondering!
Your 60's - cruising to the end of your working life
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Welcome to this latest edition of our newsletter.

In this issue, we open with an unusual article in which we set out some of our practices that might leave you wondering a bit! This is followed by the latest in our series of articles that is looking at the financial challenges of a particular age group. Now it's the turn of the 60-somethings!

Finally, there is our usual mix of content that we found on the web that we think will be of interest to you.

Best wishes!

5 ways we help you stay on track that might leave you wondering!
 

We are in the business of helping you to achieve the life that you want to lead, through wise management of your money and by helping you to establish sound financial behaviours. We know from experience that developing a financial plan for you is the first step to enabling you to achieve your desired lifestyle, followed by years and years of relentless and rigorous focus on this plan.

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Your 60's - cruising to the end of your working life
 

This month it’s time for the latest in our series of age related articles – welcome to the world of the sixty-somethings! As you (potentially) approach the end of your working life, you are at a really important stage in your financial life. We hope to give you some food for thought to ensure you make the wisest financial decisions to see you through the next phase of your life.

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Around the Web
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Volatility creates opportunities. This is quite a long article but there are useful thoughts in it. 

Volatility: The long-term investor’s unlikely ally
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For the economy as a whole, we don't want to see significant increases in household debt. Hopefully this is just a blip. 

Household debt levels rise for second time since the crash
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Josh Brown is not your average Wall Street pundit. This is worth a read if you've been feeling jittery about markets. 

If you're under 40 you should be hoping for another stock plunge, says pundit Josh Brown
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How much money do you need to be happy? Some people believe the best things in life are free.

How Much Money You Need to Be Happy
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In times of volatile markets, remember that the financial independence journey is a marathon, not a sprint.

Food for thought
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It’s never too early to start talking to your little ones about money.

Five fun ways to teach kids about money