Jacky Richardson / Financial Adviser

11/03/2026

Have you got the right protection in place to ensure your family is protected against ill health, death and disability?

12/12/2025

Wishing you all a joyful festive season 🎄🎄

Cast five people in our animated eCard version of the classic Christmas hit "Santa Claus is Coming to Town"! It's good, for goodness sake!

08/12/2025

Do you live in one of Britain's happiest towns? Rightmove has done a survey to find out where inhabitants are the happiest based on a set of questions focused on how they feel about where they live, including the friendliness of people and work opportunities. Find the full results in this article.

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Rightmove has come up with a definitive list of the happiest places in Britain. Where does your town feature?

05/12/2025

Are you aware of the impact of budget tax raids on workers? New analysis from pensions consultancy LCP shows the exact salary that workers will lose out the most on following the tax raids in the latest Budget, including the salary sacrifice cap, freezing income tax thresholds and the salary at which graduates start repaying their student loans.. Check out this insightful article from The Sun to learn more.

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NEW analysis shows the exact salary that workers will lose out the most on following the tax raids in the latest Budget. Those earning £52,000 will be the hardest hit according to analysis by pensi…

05/12/2025

Have you heard about the new DWP benefit? The benefit is intended to 'provide stronger income protection during periods of unemployment'. For more information, read this article from Manchester EveningNews.

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The benefit is intended to 'provide stronger income protection during periods of unemployment'

05/12/2025

05/12/2025

Wondering why food prices are on the rise? While the cost of energy bills, one of the big contributors, has eased somewhat, households are still feeling the pinch at the supermarket checkout. The price of food continues to outpace the headline inflation rate, and is reaching unmanageable levels for millions of people. So when will prices stop rising so quickly, and is there anything the Government can do to help? Check out this informative article from the Daily Mail that explains why your weekly shop may be getting more expensive.

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While price pressures on other bills such as energy are easing, Britons are still feeling the pinch at the checkout. When will costs stop rising so quickly?