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Long term care has varying costs, depending on the level and type you choose. But it’s also affected by where you live and your wealth thresholds. While it’s worth planning and saving accordingly, it's important to consider how long you may need care for.

James Timpson (Head of Asset Management and Fund Manager) runs us through the roller-coaster of April and how the market faired. This volatility was brought about by US Tariffs and reactions across the world, especially China, but it also gave us access to rebuy cheaper stocks, like Lenovo, into our funds.

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) ensures that, should anything happen, your friends and family can do the best for you without any limitations. But what does it cost, and how do you set them up? We go into the details, including what happens if you don’t have an LPA in place.

Are Generation Z really that different to the generations that came before them? They may prioritise their mental health and wellbeing, but they are also plagued by the same financial anxiety that coined ‘Keeping up with the Joneses’ in 1913.

Since 2002, we’ve covered the long-term results from UK equities and gilts, with this study spanning an impressive 125 years of data. Gary Reynolds walks through the key points across the study and thinks about where this could lead.

We look back over last week, charting how the market reacted to Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs and then the 90-day reprieve on most of these ‘reciprocal’ tariffs a few days later. Written 11 days after the 'Liberation Day' revelations, Gary Reynolds voices how we all feel it’s been a lot longer and explains how Courtiers have moved away from US large-cap exposure.