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  • Stagflation

    What is stagflation and how could you protect your wealth from it?

    Reports that the UK economy shrank in January 2025 is unlikely to be welcome news for the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, as she struggles to get her ‘growth mission’ on track. According to Money Marketing, Britain’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which measures the UK’s economic activity, fell by 0.1% in the first month of the year.

  • Personal Inflation

    Why understanding your personal inflation rate is good for your wealth

    Official data shows inflation rose in January 2025. Understanding your personal inflation rate could help you to protect your wealth from the rising cost of living, which could devalue your wealth in real terms. Read on to learn more Inflation has the power to devalue your wealth in real terms. Our latest blog reveals why understanding your personal inflation rate could help you to protect your wealth from is effects.

  • IWD Web

    Celebrating International Women’s Day with the AFH Board

    On Saturday 8 March, the world celebrates International Women’s Day. To mark the occasion, we sat down with our female board members, who make up 50% of our Executive Board, to hear their thoughts on leadership, equality and their own career experiences.

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    The key signs it’s time to sell your IFA firm

    For many IFAs, the decision to sell your firm is one of the most significant choices you’ll ever make. Selling to a larger firm can offer both financial security and operational stability, or simply allow you to enjoy some well-earned rest in retirement. But how do you know when the time is right?

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    Two important tax breaks you can carry forward and two you can’t

    As the end of the 2024/25 fiscal year approaches, you may be wondering how you could maximise the allowances and reliefs that are available to reduce your tax liability. With the deadline of Saturday 5 April getting closer, it’s important to remember that if you don’t use many of the reliefs and allowances provided, you’ll lose them when the new tax year starts.