A significant uptick in female users signals a sea-change in women’s attitudes to managing their wealth and we’re seeing providers stepping up in myriad ways to help them.

Don’t be held back by any fears you might have about investing being a labour-intensive undertaking: wealth managers implement high-impact, low-maintenance strategies as a matter of course.

Many landlords are now having second thoughts about relying on rental income and as this case study illustrates, there may well be better options for your wealth to explore.

There are a great many financial planning tasks that need to be on the to-do list of expats planning to return home, and here we outline those that should be at the very top.

Avoiding these classic wealth management mistakes will help ensure you are always making the most of your financial health, rather than paying the price for a lack of proactiveness.

The hunt for yield has become even more urgent amid continued dividend cuts and talk of negative interest rates, and all the while the spectre of several tax hikes looms.

Cash may feel safe in volatile times, but savers are realising that it might be anything but in today’s toxic mix of record low rates and potential inflation.

Wills, estate planning and inheritance tax may inspire less enthusiasm than other aspects of wealth management, but their importance to your family’s long-term financial health means they cannot be neglected. Here are some key errors to avoid.

Investing in a scattergun manner is an all-too-common trap people fall into; while starting to invest and keeping this up is undoubtedly a good move, doing things in a more structured way always gets better results.