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  • Best Investing Blog and Best Family Money Blog 2019 – That’s Me!

    On Saturday, The Money Whisperer won Best Investing Blog 2019 and Best Family Money Blog 2019 (for the second year running). To say I was shocked was an understatement, but totally elated at the same time! It’s fantastic to be a finalist but when you win, it’s such a huge pat on the back and […]

  • Finding Financial Resilience Through Income Protection Insurance

    What might happen if you were unable to work for an extended period of time?  For most of us, it would be very difficult to find the money to keep up the current standard of living. Today I have a guest post written in collaboration with Taisha Betz, an Independent Financial Planner at Continuum Wealth […]

  • Empowering Generation Self-Employed To Save

    The information in this article is not intended as financial advice. Please seek advice from an authorised financial advisor in relation to your personal circumstances when considering investment options (check out unbiased.co.uk for recommendations). Please also be aware that the value of any investments may rise and fall, and you may get back less than […]

  • Investing Basics : Is Inflation Eating Your Savings?

    Inflation And Savings A few weeks ago I featured in an article in The Guardian titled ‘Why women need to stop saving their cash – and start investing’. It obviously resonated with so many women because I was inundated with people who had read the article contacting me. Every one of them told me they […]

  • Should I Transfer a Child Trust Fund To A Junior ISA?

    Please be aware that the value of stock market investments can go up and down over time and may be lower than your initial investment. You may want to consider advice from a qualified financial adviser before transferring a Child Trust Fund or opening a Stocks and Shares ISA. This post has been written in […]

  • The Long-Term Nature of Pension Savings : What That Means For Your Choices Now

    As with all investments capital is at risk and the value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up and investors may not get back the amount originally invested. Welcome to the second post in my mini series on retirement, which started last week with a post on how […]