Let’s talk it through

A pandemic closely followed by a cost-of-living crisis has undoubtedly created a challenging financial backdrop for us all and inevitably heightened money-related stress and anxieties. At times like these, it’s more important than ever to open up and talk any concerns through with loved ones or a professional adviser in order to protect both financial and mental wellbeing. 

An intricate link 

The sheer volume of negative news stories relating to the economy and household finances makes it almost inevitable that this doom and gloom plays on people’s minds. Research highlights a clear, if intricate, link between financial and mental health, with a poll conducted by the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute revealing that 86% of people experiencing mental health problems believe their financial situation worsened their mental wellbeing. 

Long-term outlook 

While it is obviously normal to worry about finances, things are not usually as bad as people fear. This is particularly true for those who have developed a well-structured long-term financial plan. In this case, talking through any potential problems with us typically provides much-needed reassurance and can ease any concerns you may have. 

Emotional value of advice 

Indeed, while financial advice clearly delivers benefits on many fronts, emotional support is one aspect particularly valued during challenging economic times. We are able to provide clients with a more holistic market insight that considers positive as well as negative factors and provides a sharp focus on potential opportunities. This can bring considerable comfort and peace of mind to clients, with the reassurance of knowing long-term financial plans remain firmly on track. 

We’re here for you 

So, if you’re feeling stressed or anxious about any aspect of your finances please get in touch. 

The value of investments can go down as well as up and you may not get back the full amount you invested. The past is not a guide to future performance and past performance may not necessarily be repeated.  

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