Samantha Secomb

Could you be paying more tax than necessary? Here are five areas to review in 2026/27, from pension contributions and savings to investments, family finances and gifting.

When generous gifts create clutter and pressure, clear family boundaries can help. Sam Secomb explains how to redirect a grandparent’s spending without rejecting the love behind it.

A homeowner wants her own space after sharing with her best friend for seven years. How can she ask her friend to move out without losing the friendship?

Want your investments to reflect your values without falling for the hype? This guide explains ESG, socially responsible and impact investing, how to spot greenwashing, compare fees and understand the risks before deciding whether sustainable investing is right for you.

A couple’s first joint budget has placed one woman’s spending on weight-loss medication under scrutiny. Sam Secomb explains why the real issue is not the jabs or her boyfriend’s vaping, but how they agree shared costs while preserving personal financial freedom.

SpaceX has joined the stock market, but it doesn’t mean you need to rush into a decision. Here’s what it could mean for your pension, ISA or investment portfolio.

A thoughtful debrief from the Women’s Wealth panel talk exploring what happens when financial decisions arrive alongside grief, divorce, redundancy, illness or major life change, and why taking one steady next step can matter more than rushing to solve everything.

Lending money to family can become difficult when repayment expectations were never clearly agreed. Sam explains how to approach the conversation calmly, protect the relationship and agree a realistic repayment plan.

In many long marriages, retirement planning can feel unequal when one spouse has built the larger pension and the other has taken on more unpaid work at home. Sam explores financial agency, unpaid contribution and how couples can plan later life more fairly.