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Welcome to this latest edition of our newsletter.

In our first article this month, we step away from financial products and instead set out how we are helping many of you to achieve the life that you want to live. Of course money is an important element of achieving this life, so in this piece we set out how we can help you identify and live the life that you want through expert and careful management of your finances. This is followed by our thoughts on why you should seriously consider saving regularly to achieve your retirement goals, as opposed to once per year contributions. 


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!

What does your future life look like?
 

We hope that you have experienced the quiet evolution of our role in recent years. Going back in time, the role of the financial adviser was to help clients to identify gaps that they had in their portfolio of financial products, to find the best products to fill those gaps and to then put these products in place for clients. While this is still an important strand of what we do, our role has evolved in recent years into a much broader and more valuable service.

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Is it time to save regularly for your retirement?
 

Paying tax bills can be a challenging time for both business owners and sole traders alike. Of course if your business is very successful, tax is simply an expense that needs to be met when your tax payment deadline rolls around. However, there are also many small enterprises that don’t enjoy the comfort of high levels of excess cashflow. For these businesses, the tax payment deadline can be a stressful time...

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Around the Web
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Have a plan and then stick to it!

Telling people not to panic isn't good enough
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People dread the R-word. And that’s a crying shame, because it can – should – be the best time of your life. 

'Life keeps evolving': six ways to have a happy retirement
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There is really only one thing that determines how quickly you could join us on the road: savings rate.

A couple who retired in their 30s with 'multi-millions' explain how much they had to save
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Bob Dylan hit on a universal truth when he sang about his son and the attraction of remaining young.

Dear Future Me
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Once you pay off a big debt (or even better, all your debt), the last thing you want to do is ruin your progress by going right back into debt. 

The First Things You Should Do After Paying Off a Big Debt
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The greater the gap between your earning and spending, the faster you're able to grow your wealth snowball and achieve your goals.

Spending rate versus saving rate