TFP Financial Planning

25/06/2026

24/06/2026

There’s a moment many people dream of for decades: closing the laptop for the last time, handing back the office keys, or walking out of a workplace you’ve outgrown. Retirement arrives with a rush of relief, excitement, and possibility.

But it also brings a new kind of worry… often one no one warns you about.

For the first time in your adult life, you’re not topping up your investments. You’re taking money out. And suddenly the pot that once felt strong and dependable can start to feel a bit… fragile.

Read more on why Retirement Isn’t the End of Your Investing Journey… but the Start of a New One in our latest blog 👇️
https://tfp-fp.com/retirement-isnt-the-end-of-your-investing-journey-its-the-start-of-a-new-one/

23/06/2026

📸 TRIBE Tuesday

A few things you might not know about Connor...

17/06/2026

When people talk about retirement planning, the conversation usually jumps straight to the big, exciting possibilities. Travel. More time with the family. A slower pace. All lovely ideas, yet often too vague to shape into anything resembling a real plan.

read more about why Starting With “No” Helps You Find Your “Yes” in our latest blog

👉️ https://tfp-fp.com/designing-a-retirement-youll-actually-love/

16/06/2026

🎥 TRIBE Tuesday

Meet Connor.

A key part of the team at TFP and always willing to lend a hand (or talk about jujitsu 🥋).

03/06/2026

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28/05/2026

The biggest mistakes investors make aren’t technical… they’re behavioural.

Most people know the basics: stay invested, think long-term, don’t panic.

But two common traps still pull investors off course:

👉 Reacting to every economic headline
👉 Trying to time the market

Both feel sensible in the moment… but often do more harm than good.

Long-term success isn’t about being clever, it’s about being consistent.

A perspective worth keeping in mind 👇

https://tfp-fp.com/the-two-traps-that-pull-investors-off-course/

26/05/2026

Your financial planner just sold their business… what does that actually mean for you?

It’s becoming more common, but many clients don’t stop to ask the right questions.

Because while the message is often "nothing’s changing”… over time, things often do.

👉 Will your adviser still be there in a few years?
👉 Will fees increase?
👉 Will your plan become more “standardised”?

Sometimes it’s fine. Sometimes it isn’t.

The key is not staying passive about something this important.

A few questions worth asking 👇
https://tfp-fp.com/your-financial-planner-just-sold-their-business-heres-what-that-actually-means-for-you/