On 5th November the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, announced that the furlough scheme would be extended until the end of March

From 2028, you won’t be able to access your Personal Pension until the age of 57. The government’s decision could

Your 55th birthday, rising to 57 in 2028, often marks being able to access your pension for the first time.

More people are becoming self-employed and it’s a step that’s been linked to improved wellbeing. But it can mean your

October is Free Wills Month, an initiative solicitors can be part of that offers free will writing expertise to over 55s

Earlier this month marked National Work Life Week, which aims to encourage both employers and employees to focus on wellbeing

In August, we looked at what financial bias is, but what is it that influences our decisions? Where do these biases

We can confirm that ground has been broken at Beckett House – or more accurately walls have been demolished –

As part of our quarterly investment reviews, we have been focusing on our general assumptions and thinking with regards to

Occasionally, we have clients who come to Becketts wishing to explore the financial planning opportunities available to them when they

As mentioned in our overview, we are happy to be welcoming our clients back to Beckett House and making client

Planning for retirement should be an exciting time in your life. You’re able to give up work and focus on

Even with careful financial planning, shocks can happen. Often financial crises are unexpected and out of our control, so it’s

Financial protection can provide you and your loved ones with security. However, there are myths that stop people from choosing

The Covid-19 pandemic is expected to be the catalyst for significant workplace changes, including more flexible working options. It’s a

Our heritage sites and stately homes are starting to open up again and welcome guests. If you’re planning a summer

We all know what bias is and it’s something you may consider when making decisions in your day-to-day life but