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Bereavement

When you lose somebody you care deeply about, the feelings of grief can be extreme and overwhelming. Then there are decisions you are faced with – often about money – that you may not feel prepared for but still need to make in a timely manner. Chartered Financial Planner Sam Secomb has years of experience in helping people navigate this life-changing time to help you find a purposeful way forward.

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Pensions And Why They're Interesting

Get to know the 3 different types of pension
Learn how to save for retirement

Building Your Confidence With Money

How to get the foundations right
Identify and acknowledge your barriers to dealing with money

Why Do Women Save But Men Invest?

Key reasons why women tend to shy away from investing
What 'risk' really means

Best Laid Plans And All That - Protection

Protection priorities and making sure they match your needs
Insurance myths debunked

Improving Your Relationship With Money

What is money and how much is enough for you?
How do you shift stress around money?

Financial Vulnerability And What To Do

Exactly what it means to be financially vulnerable
How to protect against vulnerability

Navigating Divorce The Right Way

Financial options available to you with the marital assets
The importance of engaging with a financial planner early on

Planning For Your Ageing Parents

Ways to pay for care home fees and other costs in later life
How parents can leave their beneficiaries as much as possible

Dealing With Financial Abuse

How to recognise the signs of financial abuse - for yourself and others
What you can do to protect yourself and your finances

Planning For Retirement If You Don't Have Kids

What to do about who receives your pension
How to plan your inheritance

Tax Hacks For ISAs And Pensions

How to keep more of your money to yourself - and not give it to the taxman
Understanding and using ISAs and Pensions to maximise your money

Going Green With Your Money

Understanding what 'responsible' investing is and how it works
How to know if it's the right choice for your money

Money Milestones In Your 50s

Ageing parents, divorce and menopause
Empty nesting and downsizing once the kids move out

Money and Managing Financial Stress

How to budget and sort your finances
Options for support with everyday expenditure or debt

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