McHardy Private Wealth - Scottish Borders

McHardy Private Wealth - Scottish Borders Our financial planners can help give you financial peace of mind and let you enjoy the life you want

πŸš—βœ¨ NEW CAR AIR FRESHENERS! βœ¨πŸš—Want to keep your car smelling fresh while showing off the McHardy Private Wealth brand? 😎O...
25/08/2026

πŸš—βœ¨ NEW CAR AIR FRESHENERS! βœ¨πŸš—

Want to keep your car smelling fresh while showing off the McHardy Private Wealth brand? 😎

Our new branded car air fresheners have arrived and are available to pick up FREE from the office in Gala! πŸŽ‰

🌟 Fresh car
🌟 Fresh look
🌟 Fresh approach to financial planning πŸ˜‰

Pop in and grab yours while they last! πŸš˜πŸ’¨

When you work with an independent adviser, the advice you get isn't shaped by what a particular provider wants to sell. ...
18/08/2026

When you work with an independent adviser, the advice you get isn't shaped by what a particular provider wants to sell. It's shaped by what's right for you, across the whole market.

That distinction matters more the more complex your financial situation becomes. If you'd like to understand what independent, chartered advice looks like in practice, our Insights page is a good place to start.

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Money conversations as a couple can be tricky – different attitudes to risk, different ideas about retirement, and life ...
11/08/2026

Money conversations as a couple can be tricky – different attitudes to risk, different ideas about retirement, and life that doesn't always go to plan.

Our latest blog post looks at how financial planning works when you're doing it together – the questions worth asking, the moments that tend to prompt them, and what good advice looks like as a team.

Worth a read πŸ‘‡

For many people, Financial planning is shaped by a relationship, complicated by different attitudes to risk and spending, and deeply affected by the changes that life brings to a partnership.

03/08/2026

A heads up if you use a Cash ISA...

A change worth knowing about: from April 2027, the Cash ISA allowance for under-65s will fall from Β£20,000 to Β£12,000. The overall ISA allowance stays at Β£20,000 – but the remaining Β£8,000 would need to go into a Stocks and Shares ISA to use it in full.

If you've always defaulted to cash, this is probably the nudge to have a proper look at your options. The 2026/27 tax year is the last one where the full Β£20,000 can go into cash β€” so there's no rush, but there is a deadline worth knowing about.

Happy to talk it through – just get in touch: [email protected]

Summer tends to be the time when financial decisions are put off. There’s always something else on – school holidays, a ...
23/07/2026

Summer tends to be the time when financial decisions are put off. There’s always something else on – school holidays, a break, a busy spell at work.

But it’s also actually one of the better times to take stock. Markets have moved, the political landscape has shifted, and the new tax year is already a quarter of the way through. If your plan hasn’t been reviewed since spring, now is a good moment to check in.

We're always happy to chat – get in touch at [email protected]

Tempted to pause your investments when the news feels unsettling? You're not alone, though it might not be the move you ...
15/07/2026

Tempted to pause your investments when the news feels unsettling? You're not alone, though it might not be the move you think it is.

We've written about why keeping going through uncertain periods is usually the smarter call, what pound cost averaging actually means in plain English, and what to do if cash is piling up in a savings account.

Have a read when you get a chance πŸ‘‡

Watching the news lately – energy prices, inflation, political uncertainty at home and abroad – it would be understandable if you were feeling uneasy about your investments. And you're not alone. Markets are unsettled, and it's natural to wonder whether now is the right time to keep going, or wh...

This morning, our Galashiels office at McHardy Private Wealth hosted its first client event at Brew in St Boswells β€” and...
26/05/2026

This morning, our Galashiels office at McHardy Private Wealth hosted its first client event at Brew in St Boswells β€” and we’re delighted to say it was a great success.
We were pleased to welcome Peter Duncan, Founding Director of Message Matters, who delivered a highly engaging presentation on the current political landscape following the recent election. His insight and experience within communications, government relations and public affairs sparked some excellent discussion amongst clients and guests.
We were also joined by Marshall Docherty and Elliot Dixon from Quilter Cheviot, alongside our directors/financial planners Stuart Johnson and Richard Fletcher, giving clients the opportunity to connect with the wider team supporting their financial planning and investment journey.
A huge thank you to Brew in St Boswells for hosting us and for the fantastic coffee, cakes and hospitality throughout the morning. With the lovely weather we’ve been enjoying, it was especially nice to see clients able to sit outside, relax and enjoy the atmosphere after the presentation.
Most importantly, it was wonderful to bring clients together in such a relaxed setting, catch up face-to-face and hear such positive feedback from everyone who attended.
We’re already looking forward to hosting more events like this in the future.

Unsettled by what's happening in the markets? You're not alone.The most important thing in uncertain times is usually to...
25/05/2026

Unsettled by what's happening in the markets? You're not alone.

The most important thing in uncertain times is usually to stay the course - and to talk things through with someone who understands your situation.

We're always happy to chat.

πŸ‘‰[email protected]

New tax year, new page. πŸ—“οΈOur latest blog looks at what good financial planning actually looks like at the start of Apri...
19/05/2026

New tax year, new page. πŸ—“οΈ

Our latest blog looks at what good financial planning actually looks like at the start of April - and why the most experienced planners treat this moment as an opportunity, not just an admin task.

Worth a read if you've been meaning to review things.

Read it here:

https://www.mchardyprivatewealth.co.uk/insights/april-financial-planning

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