The importance of having a plan and sticking to it As glimmers of Spring start to appear as we head onwards into 2023, it’s often useful to pause and consider how those grand plans dreamt

With the average woman in her twenties likely to have £100,000 less in her pension pot when she retires compared to a man the same age, Director and Financial Planner, Rhian Morgan offers her insight

Staying Invested in Volatile Times Since January 2022 investors have seen the value of their investment portfolios reduce, having been affected by external factors such as the conflict in Ukraine, the rising cost of living,

A common misconception is that the start of retirement will just fall into place. But, the reality could not be further from the truth. Speaking to the Press & Journal, Nigel Saunders discussed how, with

Andrew Masson, a paraplanner based at our Aberdeen office, recently contributed to an article on the role of a paraplanner which featured in the September edition of Paraplanner Magazine, the magazine can be accessed here.

Speaking with The Press & Journal, Nigel Saunders discusses the shift in many investors’ focus when it comes to the adoption of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) investments. Please get in touch with our team

In an article with The Press & Journal, Evan Duffus highlights the significant growth of the global renewable energy market, leading to a career change for many in the North East, and emphasises the importance

Our Financial Planning Manager, Philip Gauld recently contributed to an article on the ‘Working well with your Financial Planner’ as part of a Retirement Living feature in the April edition of Scottish Field. Copies are

In a recent article with The Press & Journal, we discuss the evolving perceptions of retirement post-COVID-19, as well as delving into The Finance Act 2021/22. info@acumeneb.com 01224 001946 The content within this article is

£5.5 trillion.* That’s how much wealth in inheritance and financial gifts it’s estimated will pass between the generations over the next three decades. A perfect storm of low interest rates, property prices and pension reforms