
Autumn Statement 2022: Impact on my Clients
My Take on the contents of the Autumn Statement (Nov 22) and how it will Impact my clients’ savings aspirations
A Personal Financial Blog from Naz Miller
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My Take on the contents of the Autumn Statement (Nov 22) and how it will Impact my clients’ savings aspirations
Planning to retire in a market downturn has its risks. This post is specifically aimed at those on the cusp of retirement. It aims to
Flexible Retirement is an Increasingly common aim nowadays, post-COVID. But Is it achievable or practical for you? Find out what it is and the pros and cons of flexible retirement.
As life expectancies go up, differing attitudes to the concept of retirement have evolved. Many people are now likely to live for 20 to 30
Personal finance is a tricky subject, confusing for many, so here are my 4 reasons to use a financial advisor. Ignore your savings and investments
While mainstream media ponder whether austerity really has ended, here’s my take on what Budget 2018 means for savers. In short, ‘Spreadsheet Phil’ was
Income in retirement seems to be a taboo subject for some couples. At least, according to some research conducted earlier this year, for Prudential. The research
We all need to consider retirement income when planning for our older years. This blog considers 4 universal factors when planning your retirement income. It
The answer to this question is a resounding, ‘it depends…’. There’s no definitive right or wrong here, it depends on individual circumstances, opinions and attitudes.
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Glossary of Personal Financial Terms
In short, AAA ratings (‘triple-A‘ ratings) are the highest credit rating available for an investment, such as a bond or company.
AAA ratings are issued to investment-grade debt that has a high level of creditworthiness with the strongest capacity to repay investors.
Similarly, the AA+ rating is issued by S&P (Standard and Poor) and is similar to the Aa1 rating issued by Moody’s. It comes with very low credit risk and indicates the issuer has a strong capacity to repay.