Financial life planning can bring inspiration, excitement and peace of mind into your life. It’s about reflecting on what’s truly important to you.
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Why pension rules shouldn’t dictate your happiest retirement age
Your happiest retirement age is a personal choice and it doesn’t need to be aligned with the state pension, or your employer’s pension.
How to defy the Holiday Paradox and embrace an exciting middle age
Have you noticed that time seems to pass more quickly as you get older? That’s the effect of the Holiday Paradox and it’s worth making efforts to understand this before life passes by and you’re in old age before you know it.
5 building blocks to help you achieve financial success
Financial success is different for everyone, but the journey towards it should be enjoyed as much as the destination.
Why the power of Ikigai can help you design a fulfilling and financially successful life
Ikigai is a concept that has captured the attention of individuals seeking purpose and fulfilment amidst a fast-paced, modern world. Originating from the ancient wisdom of Japan, Ikigai provides a framework for discovering your purpose and finding profound satisfaction in daily life. By blending elements of passion, mission, vocation, and profession, Ikigai serves as aContinue reading “Why the power of Ikigai can help you design a fulfilling and financially successful life”
The top 5 end of life regrets and how to conquer them
End of life regrets are not really something we think about until our final months. But maybe we should face into this earlier in life.
Coaching, planning and advice – what’s right for you?
The differences between financial coaching, planning and advice can get blurred, so let’s take a look at some of the key points.
How to get off the Hedonic Treadmill for a more fulfilled life
The hedonic treadmill is the tendency for humans to quickly return to a relatively stable level of happiness, despite major positive or negative events in life. As a person makes more money, expectations and desires rise, so there is no permanent gain in happiness.
7 ways to improve your confidence with money
Confidence with money is not especially high in the UK. 39% of adults don’t feel confident managing their money. But help is at hand.