Financial planning for our younger generations / Junior ISAs
15 May 2025It is easy to forget that tax allowances are generally available to all age groups, young and not so young.
It is easy to forget that tax allowances are generally available to all age groups, young and not so young.
2025 has already been momentous within many investment markets and has certainly grabbed many a headline over the last month or so, with much of the coverage being negative.
Easter falls later this year than in recent years, and many are set to enjoy the extended weekend break, and perhaps longer if you are using the short weeks as a holiday.
Our regular newsletter is produced around four times a year, and usually highlighting topical news, changes and views in the world of personal finance.
For years, I have noted to clients and on the radio when speaking about a Budget or an official Statement from a Chancellor that they are ‘stuck between a rock and a hard place’.
Gathering data is interesting, with many sources to refer to, some reliable and official sources, some not so.
Spring seems to be in the air and thoughts of Easter, falling late this year in April, can help thoughts turn to a well-earned break, time with friends, a holiday, or otherwise. Much to plan for and to enjoy.
The increase of the starting age for the State Pension to 67 (currently) might see ‘gaps’ in income that need to accounted for, so how are you planning for your gap years?