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Preparing for major life events like getting married requires financial planning. In this episode, Senior Financial Literacy Coaches Richard Pinder and Shanice Taylor share tips on starting the conversation on finances with your partner before tying the knot.

On July 1 sweeping changes to the National Insurance rate and wage ceiling will take effect. In this episode of CFAL Talks our host Pamela Ferguson - along with Angelo Butler, Corporate Advisory Services Manager, and Lashell White, Investments Manager - breaks down the changes and explains the technical details of what you should expect your contributions to reflect.

Talking to children early and in an age-appropriate way about money is crucial for their future financial success. In this episode of CFAL Talks, Senior Financial Literacy Coaches Richard Pinder and Shanice Taylor discuss the importance of teaching children financial literacy.

On May 29, 2024, Prime Minister Phillip Davis presented his budget communication for the 2024/2025 fiscal year. Our host Pamela Ferguson analyzes the country’s fiscal position along with Angelo Butler, Manager, Corporate Advisory Services, and Lashell White, Investments Manager. They breakdown what was announced and what they believed was missing from the prime minister’s communication.

Have you thought about how your family will manage when you are no longer with them? In this informative episode of CFAL Talks Senior Financial Literacy Coaches Richard Pinder and Shanice Taylor sit with Attorney and Compliance Officer Samantha Satchell to discuss the importance of drafting a will or setting up a trust to ensure your assets are passed down to the people you love when you die.

Retirement is considered something you can only achieve in your older years, but retiring early is possible if you plan early. Senior Financial Literacy Coaches Richard Pinder and Shanice Taylor speak with Private Wealth Manager Jeanelle Francis about the strategies you can implement to become financially independent.