A survey suggests that over-50s are consistently overlooking potential financial shocks when creating a retirement plan. While you might feel financially secure as you near the milestone, there are still risks that could derail your long-term financial security.

Even if you feel comfortable managing your finances, sometimes the mental load of doing so could mean you don’t enjoy the things that are important to you. Working with a financial planner could help put your mind at ease.

Concerns around potential trade wars following President Trump’s inauguration weighed on investment markets in January 2025. Yet, there was positive news for investors too. Find out what factors may have affected the performance of your investments.

Workers who frequently change jobs have, on average, £15,000 more in their pension than those who don’t. Find out how job hopping could boost your retirement income and other steps you might take to increase your long-term savings.

Around half of business owners aren’t regularly contributing to a pension. While you might plan to use your business to fund your later years, a pension could still be a good idea and provide you with greater flexibility when you’re ready to retire.

While financial challenges often come up when talking to people nearing retirement, the emotional obstacles could be just as important. Fortunately, a tailored financial plan could help you feel confident and excited for the next chapter of your life.

Many factors affect the value of your home, including some unexpected ones. Research has found how close your property is to the local pub and the name of your road being “garden” could make your home more attractive to potential buyers.

Getting older unfortunately might mean getting used to new limitations. However, there are still ways you can improve your quality of life as you age. Read on to discover five practical tips for staying healthy in your 50s and beyond.