Financial Planning

A practical debrief from Women’s Wealth’s Money Talk for Sapphics, covering pensions, mortgages, family-building costs and the gender wealth gap.

Dead money vs living money looks at the difference between money that feels safe and money that actually supports your life. It explores why holding cash can feel comforting, and how that instinct, while understandable, can sometimes hold us back.

From April 2027, under-65s will only be able to add up to £12,000 a year into a Cash ISA, while the overall ISA allowance stays at £20,000. Here’s what the change means, when cash still wins, and the simple way to start investing without overthinking it.

A practical, step-by-step guide to organising your finances, building confidence, and creating long-term security, especially during times of change.

When relationships begin, everything often feels effortless – dinners out, spontaneous weekend getaways, and maybe even the early steps of…

Private school fees can reshape your financial future. A financial adviser and mum shares the real costs, trade-offs and questions parents should ask.

Moral Money: our reader feels pressured to pause a fulfilling lifestyle Hello Sam, “I’m Being Asked to Sacrifice Everything I’ve…

You’re saving regularly – great. But leaving money in cash long term can quietly cost you. Here’s why saving vs investing really matters.

Doing nothing with money can feel safe, but over time it can quietly limit future choices. A thoughtful look at women, investing, and the hidden risk of standing still.