Wealth planning issues of various kinds have been a real feature of our conversations with High Net Worth Individuals in recent weeks.

Investors are seeking stronger diversification, reduced costs and tax mitigation strategies to cope with whatever the world brings in the months (and years) ahead.

Shocking turns in global events have rightly caused an outpouring of sympathy, but people are naturally also worried about how their own lives and finances will be affected as the world is rocked by news of war.

Financially weaker partners bear a great weight of responsibility when it comes to investing a divorce pay out, but there is no need for them to feel paralysed with the right advisor in place.

Even the most seasoned investor can stand to sharpen up their strategy and these top tips will serve as a useful reminder to the experienced and novice alike.

The finances of wealthy individuals are threatened on a number of fronts as a perfect storm of inflation, market uncertainty and effective tax rises close in.

The pandemic has helped lots of younger investors get started, but they should look beyond DIY options to see the really transformative changes early – and proper – wealth management can make.

Women are very noticeably seeking professional advice in greater numbers now, and not before time. As this piece explains, they have very great need of it.

Wealth managers bring a huge amount of value to those selling a business, leveraging a combination of technical expertise and emotional intelligence that all entrepreneurs should seek to benefit from.