Frazer Wilson

Going into care is often a worrying and stressful time for all involved. There's the emotional stress for the individual and their family; the practicalities of the move; and last but not least, the financing of the move. When it comes to paying for care, either at home or in a residential/nursing care environment, there is often a shortfall between an individual’s income (from pensions, investments, local authority assistance, rent from a second property etc) and the cost of care.

Having seen markets gradually improve over the last six years, we have all become used to inflation busting returns, so what happens when volatility returns? How do investors navigate future volatility? Here are some tips to help investors survive the volatile markets: When markets fall, they often do so quickly and recover slowly. Market crashes will always make the news, however the recovery doesn’t quite seem to make the front pages of the newspaper.