Updates

Keeping you in the loop

This is the place to keep up to date with what’s happening in the world of financial planning. It’s full of interesting and inspirational articles, news about our team and stories of how we’re making a difference for our clients.

Grab a cup of tea, sit back and enjoy.

What we’ve been up to

by Amy Nechat • Monday, 19th April 2021 • Blog posts, Financial Planning
It’s been a busy few weeks for the team at Jane Smith Financial Planning. The end of the tax year is always an extraordinarily busy time for us, as we get all those last-minute ISA and pension contributions in, but that’s not all that’s been keeping us occupied. A highlight… Read More

Why we nag!

by Amy Nechat • Friday, 5th March 2021 • Blog posts, Financial Planning
We often joke that we’re a team of great “naggers” – not be confused with being old nags! We constantly “nag” our clients. Our tenacious style and excellent diary system makes sure that we always remind our clients about getting things done. But why? Why do we constantly remind our… Read More

World Book Day: Our favourite books

by Amy Nechat • Thursday, 4th March 2021 • What we've been up to
“Having fun isn’t hard when you’ve got a library card!” – Arthur. It’s one of the best days of the year – World Book Day! As a team containing some avid readers, we couldn’t possibly pass up the chance to talk about our favourite books.  … Read More

Three reasons to refer to us

by Amy Nechat • Thursday, 18th February 2021 • Blog posts, Financial Planning
A recent Fidelity Adviser Pulse survey noted “new clients may be holding off seeking financial advice until life becomes like it once was”. The problem with that is that life is unlikely to be getting back to “like it once was” anytime soon. We’ve been working with a number of… Read More

Reasons to celebrate

by Amy Nechat • Wednesday, 3rd February 2021 • Blog posts, What we've been up to
As February starts, we say goodbye to January “lockdown”, and have to consider at least another month of tight measures. We can’t ignore the grim headline that the UK exceeded 100,000 deaths, nor can we forget their families and those who remain seriously ill. However, (as seems to be a… Read More
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