What do I do all day?
Sometimes I ask myself this! Especially if it gets to 5 o’clock and I’ve somehow not stopped but not done...
Is cash still king?
Years ago, I worked with a guy who we all called “Uncle Pete”. Salt of the earth, had seen it...
Using National Savings for some of your “rainy day” fund
Cash can be terrific fun when you’re spending it on something you desperately want or enjoy doing. It’s also essential...
She, her and the good daughter penalty
According to studies, the husband takes many of the major financial decisions faced by couples. This potential over reliance on...
How Daily and Monthly Habits Can Lead to Lifelong Financial Freedom
Our Financial Planning process is designed to help you and your family achieve critical long-term goals like buying a house,...
Seven financial planning misconceptions
Now is not a good time to invest. I couldn’t tell you how many articles we’ve published that includes the...
New global minimum tax rates and why the Isle of Man could be affected
The eagle-eyed amongst you will have seen last week was the first time that the OECD minimum global corporate tax...
Getting financially organised
The thing is that most of us neither like to think or talk about death and certainly don’t plan for...
Top 3 financial planning tips for people in their 50’s and 60’s, and biggest fear
We have four qualified financial planners at Thornton, in their mid-30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Last week’s article was from...
Financial planning for people in their 30’s and 40’s
We have four qualified financial planners at Thornton, in their mid-30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. This article from the young(ish)...