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Setting up a trust fund
Do you need someone to manage money for you, perhaps to help someone after your death, or to pay for your care later on? One way to do this is to put the money...
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Phased or partial pension drawdown explained
Pension drawdown lets you take money from your pension while leaving it invested, including the option to take a tax-free lump sum. Rather than moving all your...
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Dividing investments and savings during divorce or dissolution
Investments and savings will generally form part of your financial settlement if you divorce or your partnership is dissolved. Dividing them should be relatively...
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What happens to debts when someone dies and how to pay them
When someone dies and leaves behind debts, it’s natural to worry about what happens next, and whether you might be responsible. This step-by-step guide explains...
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How to deal with debts after graduation
Graduates can sometimes leave university with considerable amounts of debt from student loans, overdraft and any other credit products. This guide aims to help...
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How a retirement annuity contract works
Retirement annuity contracts are an old type of pension scheme you might have if you were self-employed (or your employer did not offer a workplace pension) ...
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High-risk investment products
Investments that promise to give you big returns tend to come with big risks too. This guide covers the main types of high-risk investments. They’re not illegal,...
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How to start your own pension
You can usually join an employer’s pension scheme from age 16, start your own from age 18 or set one up for someone younger. There are many benefits to a pension,...
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Thinking about investing? Make sure you understand the risks
If you’re thinking about investing, it’s not a way to get rich quick and you could lose some or all of your money. Investing can be a great option to make...
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What to do about debt if you lose your job
Money’s a big worry when you’ve been made redundant or lost your job – and you’ve got debts. Even if you’ve had a decent redundancy payout, keeping up repayments...
