Retirement is a milestone that’s associated with a lot of emotions. From excitement to fear, these emotions may affect your financial decisions, which could have long-term implications. Read about three ways emotions might influence you, and how to reduce their effect.

It’s estimated that globally more than £13 trillion will be transferred between generations by 2030. The “great wealth transfer” could provide your family with opportunities and financial security. However, with research suggesting 70% of affluent families lose their wealth within a generation, you may want to look beyond assets when creating a plan.

Research suggests that career breaks could become more popular, but they might derail retirement plans. If you’ve been dreaming about taking extended leave from work to pursue lifestyle goals, there are some steps you might take to keep your long-term financial security on track.

The “normal minimum pension age” is rising from 55 to 57 in April 2028. It could mean you’re unable to access your pension savings on your planned retirement date. Find out what you need to know and the steps you could take to keep your retirement plan on track.