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Charles Stanley's Chief Investment Commentator, Garry White and Chief Analyst and Personal Finance Expert, Rob Morgan review the key points following the Autumn Statement.

The pair sit down to discuss what was included and was interestingly left out by the Chancellor.



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Your 40s are typically when you start to move into your peak earning years. But although you may be receiving a higher monthly salary, you’re now often responsible for mortgages payments, childcare and education fees, and maybe parental care. On top of these, ensuring your retirement plans are on track start to become more important.

So, what are the typical financial priorities for people in their 40s? And how do they balance the needs of today versus tomorrow?



To help discuss these topics and more, Erica Whyte is joined by Rob Morgan, Chief Analyst, and Lisa Caplan, Director of OneStep Financial Planning.



During their conversation, they cover, how to manage competing priorities, investing versus overpaying mortgages, as well as retirement planning and care.



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As we move from our 20s into our 30’s our lifestyles, priorities, and obligations shift. It certainly doesn’t happen at the same pace for everyone, but its true nonetheless, things do change.



But regardless of whether you’re a homeowner or renter, married with 2.5 children or single and partying in Ibiza, your 30s is the time to begin building lasting wealth.



So, how do you start to build wealth and what should the financial priorities be for those in their 30s? To help answer these questions and more, Erica Whyte is joined by Rob Morgan, Chief Analyst, and Lisa Caplan, Director of OneStep Financial Planning.



During their conversation, they cover, how to take on and manage debt, explain financial creep, consider investing versus overpaying a mortgage, managing your pension, and how things change once you start a family.



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For many, our 20s are an exciting decade. This period is often full of new experiences and life lessons, such as graduating university, travel, starting a career, moving to a new city, and making new relationships. Amongst the chaos and confusion that is early adulthood, it’s important to remember that your 20s is a key decade when it comes to your finances.



So, what do you need to know? And where do you start?



To help answer some of these important questions, Erica Whyte is joined by Rob Morgan, Chief Analyst, and Lisa Caplan, Director of OneStep Financial Planning.

During the conversation, they cover how to set goals and create good financial habits, explain good and bad debt, the power of compounding, and why you need to be thinking about retirement before you start your first job.

Do you have a question about your finances?



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The world is effectively divided into three blocs. The US bloc of Western democracies, the Chinese-led bloc of authoritarian states – and the emerging world countries that are aligned to neither.



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Catch up with our panel of experts as they looked at the attitudes to wealth planning; helping you understand your own circumstances and challenges or, those of the next generation that you are looking to pass your wealth down to.


Find out more here: The role of advice for the next generation | Charles Stanley (charles-stanley.co.uk)

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