How the “blue dot theory” could influence your life
Do you consider yourself an optimist or a pessimist? The “blue dot theory” could suggest that humans are hard-wired to be pessimists, after psychologists discovered that once our brains are primed to see something (such…
Explained: How Dividend Tax works and when you pay it
Managing your tax liability could help reduce your overall tax bill and get more out of your money. If you’re unsure how and when you might pay Dividend Tax, read on to find out. A…
5 valuable reasons to consult a solicitor when writing your will
Writing your will should give you confidence that your assets will be distributed in line with your wishes when you pass away. Yet, for an increasing number of people, this might not be the case…
Why you don’t need to experience a financial shock to benefit from a safety net
You might think of a financial safety net as something only useful when you face a shock, like an unexpected bill or being unable to earn an income. However, when you look at the wellbeing…
Why “boring” investments could be exciting long term
Opting for a “boring” investment strategy could be the route to returns that allow you to make exciting lifestyle decisions in the future. If you’re looking for excitement in your investments, read on to find…
Planning for care: The costs you might need to make part of your financial plan
Facing challenges later in life that might mean you need to rely on care can be difficult to think about. Yet, planning for care may be an important part of your overall financial plan and…