Financial News
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
November 18, 2022
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Financial Advice
Planning to Retire in a Market Downturn?
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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
August 24, 2022
Pensions
Is Flexible Retirement the Way to Go?
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.
May 21, 2021
Pensions
3 Phases of Retirement Living
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
August 18, 2019
Investments
4 Reasons to Use a Financial Advisor
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
November 30, 2018
Financial News
Budget 2018: What it Means for Savers
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
October 30, 2018
Pensions
Confusion Over Income in Retirement: Are You Discussing It With Your Partner?
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
September 20, 2018
Pensions
Retirement Income: Can You Afford to Live Longer?
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
July 9, 2018
Investments
“Should I Invest in a Pension or Buy to Let Property?” … (Part I)
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.
May 16, 2018
Naz Miller
I'm Naz and I'm a Financial Adviser. Prior to working in private practice, I spent 34 years working at Lloyds Bank in Cambridge and surrounding areas. My work has always focused on helping clients achieve their long-term financial objectives.
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