Planning for the Future

Research from The London Foundation for Banking & Finance found that 85% of young people (aged 15-18) would like to improve their financial situation [1]. A Junior ISA (JISA) is one way to help your child find their financial footing — but what happens to it when they turn 18?

Looking for a Personal Pension to help you boost your retirement fund and do the things you love? Here are some reasons to consider a Wealthify SIPP to help fund the future you’ve worked so hard for.

Finding the best approach to managing your pension pot can help to secure financial longevity, as well as peace of mind, in the run up to your retirement.

If you’ve done your research and you’re ready to start your own personal pension, here’s how you open your new Self-Invested Personal Pension. On your marks, get ‘SIPP’, Go!

Explore the key differences between SIPPs and workplace pensions, their benefits, and how they can work together to strengthen your retirement planning.

Remember, remember the 5^th of...wait, what was it again? If birthdays and bills weren’t enough to keep us on our toes, there are some other important dates to know to help keep our finances on track.

If you’re looking to make the most out of your Self-Invested Personal Pension, knowing what happens to it when you die could help you do just that.

If you’ve lost a pension then you might be glad to know it’s easier to find it than you might think.

Your definitive guide to investing with the help of a Stocks and Shares ISA. If you’ve never invested before, but are ready to jump in, here’s what you need to know and how it compares with other investment options out there first.

The Complete Pension Guide; everything you need to know about pensions.

If you’re looking to make the most of your money, investing in a tax-efficient way by using an ISA (Individual Savings Account) or a SIPP (Self-Invested Personal Pension) could help.

Setting your grandchild up for success isn’t just about manners, education, and well-roundedness: their finances matter, too. So, what better way to give them a leg up into adulthood than a long-term savings or investment account? While you may be itching to get started for them, let’s run through your main question: can a grandparent open a Junior ISA for a grandchild?