Never before has managing your money and planning your financial future been as important as it is today - but most people find it hard to know where to start. At Serenity, we believe that it starts with discovering what’s really important to you in life – whether it’s your family, your business – or even exciting goals that you have for the future. Whatever ambitions and plans you have, our proven ‘financial life planning’ services are helping people just like you to better manage their day-to-day finances, to grow and protect their wealth and to get on track so that they really can live the life of their dreams.

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16Jan

What is Life Planning anyway?

Something big and important is lacking in the process of getting financial advice today. That’s the basic challenge put forward by practitioners of a new approach to personal finance called Financial Life Planning.

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05Jan

January Market Commentary

December saw the death of North Korea’s ‘dear leader’ Kim Jong-il, with command of the country seemingly passing to his youngest son – the ‘great successor’ – Kim Jong-un. But with sundry generals peering over the younger Kim’s shoulder tensions are likely to remain high, especially around the border with South Korea.

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05Jan

Selling Your Business - What To Expect

Selling a business is likely to be the largest and most important financial deal any business owner will ever make. If you are thinking of selling your business for whatever reason, you should understand the business selling processes and how you can best get through and successfully complete a sale.

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04Jan

Findings Reveal 'Head-In-The-Sand' Attitude Towards Pensions

Despite the recent strikes against cuts in public sector pensions, Aviva reports that most British people have a head-in-the-sand attitude to pensions. Aviva said that few people start "actively thinking" about pensions until they are 48 years old, and take another four years before they do anything about it.

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