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Take care of your family
According to one of the UK’s leading life insurers, less than 40% of adults in the UK have any life cover (excluding mortgage specific cover), writes James Bugden
Save for retirement
Many doctors like the idea of being able to retire early, but the problem faced by most is being able to afford to do so, writes James Bugden
If the worst occurs
It’s all too easy not to appreciate the monetary value of a full-time mum or dad until it is too late. So a family income benefit policy is worth its weight in gold, says James Bugden
Protect against taxman’s knock
Tax probes are very much in the news. But you can wipe away the worry and expense of a possible tax inquiry with this insurance cover
Seek shelter from tax before the year-end
Take time to invest in tax shelters before the tax year-end and you will still find ways to beat the taxman, says Stuart Smith
ISAs offer a way to beat interest rates
With the end of the tax year fast approaching, any independent practitioner investor should be making sure that they are taking full advantage of the tax breaks offered by Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs), writes Stuart Smith
Ensure house and its contents are covered
A house is the single biggest purchase most of us will make and it is crucial that appropriate insurance is arranged, writes Stuart Smith. Yet most people will spend longer choosing their holiday than ensuring their biggest asset and contents are insured
A chance to invest in our recovery portfolio
If you will have reached the age of 50 or over before 5 April next year, then do not forget that your Individual Savings Account (ISA) allowance has just been increased, writes Stuart Smith
Get a better deal than ‘scrappage’
More than one way to look after your family
People arrange life assurance for a variety of reasons, but a prime motivation is usually the peace of mind gained from knowing that those left behind will not suffer financial difficulties, writes Richard McEwen.
Take cover for private income or lose out
Working in the medical profession, you will be more aware than most that long-term absence from work following illness or accident is far more common than many people imagine, writes Richard McEwen.
Top up your life cover to earn peace of mind
Consultants arrange life assurance for a variety of reasons, writes Richard McEwen, but a prime motivation is usually the peace of mind gained from knowing that those left behind will not suffer financial difficulties.
Peace of mind with the stock market
Following the dramatic falls in the world’s stock markets earlier this year, there are those who believe that the worse may now be behind us and that now could thus be a good time to buy, writes Richard McEwen.
Plan here for a comfortable retirement
Consultants get excellent benefits from the NHS Pension Scheme, but it takes no account of private earnings. So you should seriously consider how your retirement will be funded, writes Stuart Smith.