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It's a brutal time for the markets right now. As much as we hear that stock market volatility is inevitable, with values bound to rise and fall, it feels different when you see it happening with your own money. It’s scary. And it leaves us with lots of questions.

For many UK investors, retirement plans and life goals may have been drastically affected. Your investment strategies may have to change. Equally, if you're a cash saver, you may be looking to buy into the discounted market. So what do you need to know to make better choices with your money?

DAY One:

Should I still make regular investments into my ISA and pension?

Should you turn to cash - safe but limp - or stick it out with stocks and shares and wait for things to recover? Holly answers your questions.

DAY Two:

My Lifetime ISA is shrinking - what can I do?

If your deposit for a new home has just taken a beating, what does this mean for your plans and what are your options now? 

DAY Three:

I really don't like this. Should I just sell and get out?

DAY Four:

Should I cash in my final salary pension?

How do you balance a market in decline with an increased need for cash in quarantine? Here's what you should know.

DAY Five:

Could I invest now and take it out in two years or so?

At 75 years old, a reader asks if it's worth investing while it's cheap with the intention of withdrawing the money very soon.

DAY Six:

My platform takes 2-3 days to trade. Are there faster ones?

An iWeb user complains that it takes a few days to make a trade. Is this normal? Or can we suggest some faster platforms?