The second leading cause of divorce is…
MONEY!
Whether it’s asymmetric earnings or excessive spending habits…
Money problems are marriage killers.
What can be done to sort this out before it’s too late?
Investment | Financial Planning | Financial Education
It’s no secret.
There is a huge trust deficit in my profession.
And with good reason.
Historically, ‘financial genocide’ against expatriates had been commonplace…
With poor performance, a lack of transparency, and sky-high concealed charges.
This baggage results in a question I hear time and time again.
“Can I trust my financial adviser”?
Investment | Pensions | Financial Planning
£10 million is a lot of money.
For most, it seems impossible to accrue.
But it can be done…
With discipline and a plan of action.
Investment | Financial Planning | Financial Education
Many investors yearn for face-to-face advice.
Personalised service from someone they can ‘trust’.
Evolution makes us this way.
But it also makes us bad investors.
Here’s why face-to-face advice may be the most expensive mistake you ever make…
Investment | Financial Education
“Expect the best. Prepare for the worst.”
That’s the advice I give clients.
No one knows what the future holds…
But there are ways to mitigate the impact of a downturn.
Here’s how.
Investment | Financial Planning
My grandmother trusted a stockbroker in a pin-striped suit.
My parents, a ‘charismatic IFA’ who’d visit their house or meet my father at his office or golf club.
Neither of these methods worked.
Overseas; financial train wrecks, car crashes and minefields abound.
In the jungle of banks, brokerages, insurance companies and advisers – is there anyone out there you can trust to care about YOU?
Investment | Financial Planning
One late spring afternoon, this question arrived by LinkedIn message.
It joined the deluge of others.
From expats with ambitious dreams for the future who were similarly frustrated.
If not, fed up.
The truth is, a little knowledge is power.
It’s not hard to get much better results if you know how.
Investment | Financial Planning
Most fields outside of academia are a balance of science and art.
Including investing.
It’s human and emotional.
Yet based on data, years of research and evidence.
Who disagrees?
