Investing: The Over 40s Club - Free Webinar

Too busy? Too tired? Not enough time? Not sure where to start? Between kids, the mortgage, bills, work and everything else, finding the time to research and plan your investments can be tough.

For the the over 40s you may already have some investments in place, but there's a good chance you feel like you're not fully in control of your Pensions and ISAS. We know when you're juggling lots of different things at once, life's competing pressures can get in the way and getting to grips with investing often falls to the bottom of the to do list.

You might also be thinking about your retirement plans. Will you have enough? How much even is enough to retire on anyway? Have you left it too late? Eeeek!

If this sounds familiar then don't worry, we're here to help. Joined by Aviva pensions and retirement expert, Alistair McQueen, plus financial adviser Justin King, we'll answer your questions and help you get your head around the world of investing.

Sponsored by Aviva, this event will take place LIVE at 6pm on 1st February - sign-up now to join other over 40s & hear from the financial experts.

If you can't make it at that time then don't worry. Just register your details and we'll send you a replay link.

During the live event we'll answer as many of your questions as possible, so make sure to let us know what sort of things you want to learn more about. It could include thigs like:

Are you saving enough into your pension?

We'll explain who pays into your pension, how you can work out exactly how much you have and things to think about if you're wondering whether you're saving enough for a secure retirement.

Should you consolidate your investments?

For those of you that have been investing for a while, or have had several employers, you might have multiple pension, ISA or other investment accounts. As well as cutting down on all the paperwork, there could be other reasons to think about consolidating your accounts together. We'll explain some of the options and things to think about.

Is it time to see an adviser?

A lot of people think about seeing a financial adviser in their 40s, 50s and 60s, especially as retirement gets closer. Our panel can help explain what a financial adviser does and how they might be able to help.

Have you left it too late?

If you've been putting off investing through your 20s and 30s you might be worried that you've left it too late. Let us help explain the options for getting started, and the things you might need to think about when you're setting up your first investments.

Whether you're having a mid-life investing meltdown or you're a confident investor that just wants to learn more, register today to join the live event.