The ending of a year and the chance for contemplation means December is the ideal time to take financial stock. Consider how your situation and aims have evolved in light of the following five ways you can make your wealth work harder in 2019.

Dennis Harhalakis, Founder of Cambridge Money Coaching, explains why reflecting on our feelings about money should be as much of a focus as market performance as the year ends.

The prospect of an ultra-left wing Labour government has wealthy individuals far more worried than the implications of Brexit – and so it should, if a raft of sweeping proposals is likely to come to pass.

Brexit – and the political uncertainty surrounding it – continues to dominate the headlines, but it should also greatly inform your investment thinking too. Portfolios will need careful positioning in the years ahead.

Here, leading wealth managers from our panel share their takes on the autumn landscape and examine the key risks – and opportunities – investors should be thinking about.

Wealth planning and inheritance are fraught with complexity, and there is great need for families to air issues around amounts, timings and tax as early as possible to ensure the wellbeing of all their members.

Same-sex partnerships, adoption and surrogacy create many wealth management complexities, particularly around tax, inheritance and domicile, that all HNWIs should be aware of.

A good wealth manager will maximise the performance of your investments; here’s what some of the best in the industry are delivering.

Here, leading wealth managers from our panel share their takes on the autumn landscape and examine the key risks – and opportunities – investors should be thinking about.

Students – and parents – want to maximise the return on their investment when it comes to higher education, making knowing the best-paid degrees a wise move.

Boutique or big brand is a key question in your search for a wealth manager. Weigh up the the factors that might sway you with this handy tour of the issues.