Safeguarding our physical health is naturally top priority, but once all possible steps have been taken here, it might be time to redirect attention to your financial health and turn any additional time to good account.

The best wealth managers are really pulling out the stops to inform and reassure their clients during the Coronavirus crisis, and if yours is not, then this might be a good opportunity to explore your options

Investing is far from being just a numbers game, and in fact it is investors’ emotions that are very often their undoing in panic-stricken times, as this behavioural finance expert explains.

Lead generators have come under fire for seeming to push people towards restricted advice models, highlighting several important distinctions investors need to be aware of.

Not all wealth managers are alike, and there are plenty offering robust investment performance, competitive fees and great service. It pays to review your relationship, particularly if your provider has been in the headlines.

Our affluent users have seen that the government is set to both give and take away on the tax front. Media coverage of the growing pension transfer scandal has also driven a significant number of enquiries in recent weeks.

Higher-earners are finding more and more of their pay is eaten up by tax, but ahead of substantive changes coming in there are a number of strategies that can help keep your bill down, as well as being beneficial to your broader wealth goals.

Investors’ paralysis is lifting, but rising geopolitical tensions have put risk – and gold – back in the spotlight. UK IHT rates are also top of the agenda.

The start of a new year is a great time to establish the wealth management habits that will help you achieve your financial – and life – goals quicker. See which areas you could stand to get more proactive in.