Reviewing Current Investments

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Why should you review your investments regularly?

Markets shift, life changes, and your financial goals might evolve over time.

That’s why it makes sense to check in on your investments regularly.

A review can show whether your money is still in the right place, performing as expected, and set up in a way that still suits you.

It’s not just about chasing returns, but making sure your plans still fit your current and future needs.

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What should a good investment review include?

It’s more than just looking at numbers.

A proper review takes into account how your investments have performed, whether they still match your risk tolerance, and how tax-efficient they are.

It should also look at whether your portfolio is well balanced and if your current mix of funds still supports what you want to achieve.

If things have changed in your life, your investments might need to change too.

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How can independent financial advice improve your investment strategy?

Even if you feel confident managing your own investments, speaking to an independent financial advisor can help you spot opportunities or risks you might have missed.

With expert insight and a fresh perspective, you can make sure your portfolio keeps pace with your goals and stays efficient for the long term.

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Why Choose Us for Investment Advice?

Understanding Your Investment Options

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Every investment should reflect your personal comfort with risk and the length of time you’re happy to leave your money invested. We’ll take the time to understand what you’re aiming for and make sure your current portfolio still fits with both your goals and your circumstances.

Ensuring You Are Invested in a Tax Efficient Manner

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There are different types of investment wrappers available, each with their own tax benefits. Part of a good review is checking whether your investments are held in the most suitable wrappers and whether there could be any tax considerations if you plan to access those funds later.

Investing For Your Children

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If you’re investing on behalf of your children, it’s worth checking whether the plan still supports the level of growth you’re hoping for, while keeping risk at a level you’re comfortable with. As your goals evolve, we can adjust the strategy to keep things on track.

Ethical & Sustainable Investing

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Your values matter, and your investments can reflect that. If sustainability or ethical investing is important to you, a review is a chance to check how your portfolio aligns with those preferences, whether that’s reducing exposure to certain industries or focusing on companies driving positive change.

The value of investments and any income from them can fall as well as rise. You may not get back the full amount invested.

Past performance is used as a guide only; it is no guarantee of future performance.

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