A Group Pension Plan is a pension provided by an employer for its employees. It is a tax-efficient way to help employers ensure that their employees are financially secure in retirement. Oaktree Financial Services Ltd can explain the differences between the...
A large percentage of people head straight to a bank or a credit union (as more credit unions start offering “financial services”) when they want advice on the following products: Investments or Savings Pensions Life Insurance Serious Illness Cover Mortgages Income...
If you are an employee who has been put in a voluntary redundancy situation, it is vitally important that you understand all of your options. Those who have had their contracts of employment terminated and have been made redundant should be provided with leaving...
The thought of being unable to work due to injury or illness is extremely daunting. But life can be unpredictable and often throws a curveball in our direction. If you’re unsure how you would get by financially if you were unable to work, you might want to consider...
Saving and investing are often used interchangeably. While there are certainly differences between them, for the purposes of this article you can assume I am referring to both regular savers (non bank account) and lump sum investments. Investing in stock...
