Tax hikes and rising inflation bode ill for the wealthy in what many are predicting will be a “winter of discontent”, and possibly several worrying seasons after too.

Behavioural finance has an increasingly central part in conversations about investment risk, since managing emotional responses plays a key role in maximising returns.

Wealth manager fees can feel complex to understand, let alone compare, but there is an easy process to put you the client back in control.

Pension shortfalls and rising private school fees top our users’ concerns as autumn begins.

As people approach retirement and become increasingly reliant on their investments, pensions and savings, a whole new raft of risks come into view.

Securing better-value fees is one of the most powerful moves you can take to make sure your wealth grows as strongly as it can, but there is still too little appreciation that net returns are the figures to pay attention to.

Efficient retirement savings routes continue to be front of mind, along with ways to inflation-proof portfolios and reduce Inheritance Tax liabilities.

Saving on tax and investment costs are frequently not given the attention they warrant, but both are hugely important parts of any affluent individual’s wealth management strategy.

You don’t have to simply accept punishing tax charges on your pension and estate as a High Net Worth Individual, so consider joining our users in proactively planning to protect your wealth.