Investing Isn’t Guesswork: The Science, Art & Practice You Need in 2025
2025 has ushered in another wave of global complexity. Inflationary pressures persist, interest rates remain elevated, and geopolitical risks, including the unfolding Iran-Israel-US conflict or Ukraine and Russia war, continue to inject volatility into the global economy and financial markets.... Read More →
Pension Planning for UK Expats: What You Need to Know in 2025
We live in a world where working across borders is not just possible, it’s often encouraged. Whether you’re chasing career growth, new experiences, or simply a warmer climate, living abroad can be incredibly rewarding. But there’s one travel companion that’s... Read More →
Understanding Tax Residency: A Guide for British Expats in Hong Kong
Relocating to Hong Kong presents British expatriates with new opportunities and financial considerations. One of the most crucial aspects to navigate is tax residency. Understanding your tax obligations in both the UK and Hong Kong is essential to avoid penalties,... Read More →
Embracing Uncertainty: The Key to Financial Growth
Uncertainty is often seen as a problem to solve, a force to tame, or a storm to weather. But what if we viewed it differently? What if, instead of fearing uncertainty, we recognised it as the engine of opportunity, a... Read More →
What Financial Advice and Car Repairs Have in Common
When it comes to managing our finances, many of us find ourselves in a situation that is all too familiar: we don’t know enough to distinguish between good advice and bad. It’s the same reason why people often overpay for... Read More →
Cutting Through the Noise: Decoding 2025 Market Forecasts
As the year winds down, it’s that familiar season when asset or investment managers publish their forecasts for the year ahead. While these predictions can seem like insightful guidance for navigating financial markets, it’s worth approaching them with a healthy... Read More →
Your Autumn Budget update – Key news from the chancellor’s statement
Almost four months after Labour won the general election, chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered her 2024 Autumn Budget, outlining the government’s plans for this tax year and beyond. Arguing that the July general election had given Labour a “mandate to... Read More →
The Balancing Act of Life: Finding Harmony in Competing Demands
Life is a continuous balancing act. From the moment we wake up to the time we sleep, we juggle various roles and responsibilities. But this balance isn’t about perfection—it’s about managing competing demands and finding what works best for each... Read More →