The new rules around buy to let income come into force in 2017. These impending changes will affect all rental investors to varying degrees. Understanding the impact and making any necessary changes now could help to reduce the financial consequences. 

Government income from inheritance tax has been steadily rising. If you don't want the Exchequer to be a major – or even the largest – beneficiary of your estate, then the sooner you begin planning, the better.

Down valuations, especially in the London market where I specialise, are becoming more common. In this blog I look at why this happens and what to do if the house you're hoping to buy has a down valuation. 

Career moves, redundancies and job hopping can result in a collection of pensions - it's not unusual to come across people with more than five to their name. As retirement approaches, there comes a pressing need to look more closely at the collection and make the necessary adjustments. 

Interest only mortgages are still available for those that meet specific criteria. For some of our clients, interest only or a 'part and part' mortgage can be a sensible option.

The people have chosen and inevitably the markets have reacted. What does this mean for your investments?

Insurance renewal – we all know we should shop around but sometimes inertia, lack of time and life gets in the way.  This client did take some time and saved himself £4000 as a result.

With less than two weeks to go, we look at what effect a vote either way will have on the economic environment and ultimately our clients’ financial position. 

How Junior ISAs work and why using one to save for your child makes good financial sense.

Mortgage interest rates have fallen further but choosing a mortgage is not just about the lowest interest rate. Here's how we help you choose the right one for you.