We end the year once again growing as a team! Caroline Sherman joins Becketts as a Trainee Financial Administrator. We

Over the last couple of months, we’ve been looking at what financial bias is and where it can come from . This

If you’ve yet to finish your Christmas shopping and simply don’t know what to buy for a child, a financial

The start of a new year is the perfect time to get your finances in order.​A few simple changes could

Naming a Lasting Power of Attorney is something that we should all do. It’s something that can provide us with

If you’re struggling for Christmas inspiration when searching for gifts for children, then don’t panic, there’s sure to be something

This year has meant cancellations and a need to rearrange travel plans thanks to Covid-19. Now, as vaccines have been

On 2nd December 2020, Becketts was officially certified with the BS8577 “Framework for the provision of financial advice and planning

We are thrilled to announce that Becketts have once again been awarded a place in the New Model Adviser Top 100

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled the government’s spending plans for the coming year in his Spending Review given on Wednesday

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