Our Financial Planning Manager, Philip Gauld recently contributed to an article on the ‘Working well with your Financial Planner’ as part of a Retirement Living feature in the April edition of Scottish Field. Copies are

In a recent article with The Press & Journal, we discuss the evolving perceptions of retirement post-COVID-19, as well as delving into The Finance Act 2021/22. info@acumeneb.com 01224 001946 The content within this article is

£5.5 trillion.* That’s how much wealth in inheritance and financial gifts it’s estimated will pass between the generations over the next three decades. A perfect storm of low interest rates, property prices and pension reforms

The Pandemic and Financial Vulnerability It’s fair to say that the pandemic has impacted all our lives in a way that we could not have foreseen at the start of last year. We’re now hopeful

In The Scottish Business News, Andy Eason highlights the importance of tackling climate change and transitioning to sustainable transport ahead of the upcoming COP26 event in Glasgow. Read the full article here. info@acumeneb.com 01224 001946

The financial wellbeing of your employees is crucial, not only because it helps them manage their finances, but it also is likely to increase productivity, engagement and retention. A recent Chartered Institute of Personnel and

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) — used to measure the sustainability and societal impact of an investment — is not a new phenomenon. However, in the last two years or so, it is fair to

Life on Mars? Earlier this year, Elon Musk, the ambitious yet sometimes controversial Tesla and Space X CEO, announced plans to build a city on Mars that could populate one million by 2050. Space X

Hear from our Recruitment & Development Manager, Nicola Doohan in the April issue of The Business Bulletin, where Nicola provides insight into the various routes into a career within Financial Planning, the support available to

Earlier this year, one of the main news stories featured Prince Harry and his wife and their decision to move away from the Royal Family duties and be ‘financially independent’. While Harry and Meghan are