Starting Out
As you embark on your career journey, attaining financial independence becomes a milestone. However, amidst this transition, you may encounter various financial priorities such as managing student loans, saving for a home, or planning for your future alongside a partner. Engaging a financial adviser can offer invaluable assistance in navigating these financial challenges and realizing your aspirations.
In your 20s and early 30s, you gain financial independence as your working life begins
Upon graduating from university, you might find yourself faced with the responsibility of repaying a substantial student loan. Concurrently, saving for a house deposit could be a pressing priority. However, it’s equally important to strike a balance and enjoy the newfound disposable income that accompanies this phase of life.
As marriage or civil partnership enters the horizon and the prospect of starting or expanding a family arises, it’s prudent to initiate retirement planning. Commencing retirement savings early is crucial, as it maximizes resources for future enjoyment in later life stages.
Invest in preparedness, not in prediction.
Nassim Taleb
At this life stage, a financial adviser can help you with:
Wealth management
Giving you advice on savings, investments, tax planning and retirement planning
Personal and Business Protection
Ensuring you have the appropriate level of life cover, critical illness cover, income protection cover and business cover