Knowledge and Insight

Interest rates have finally dropped in the US after a double-barrelled cut. But will they fall as fast from here as investors expect?

The US presidential election is looking tight. What would a Democrat or Republican victory mean for markets?

This recording is for anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of the financial issues facing people in later life, including types of care, funding options, considerations like estate planning and the wider support available.

During our Talking to the next generation about money webinar, almost a third of people said their concerns centred on their children not using money wisely or relying on their parents too much for financial support.

The wait for US interest rate cuts is over. Everyone expects the US Federal Reserve to move this week, the question is how far will it go? 

Stocks are down on underwhelming US economic numbers, but the central bank is likely to ride to the rescue.

Later life care is something you can prepare for financially sooner rather than later. We look at the key areas to be aware of and how a financial planner can help.

Labour’s plan to levy VAT on private education is making bursars’ lives even harder. We shed light on opportunities and risks that you may face in the months ahead.

This extraordinary episode from our Inspired Sounds series shines a spotlight on the transformative journey of Paul Thompson, founder of Water Babies.

Rebecca Tunstall, investment director here at Rathbones discovers why Paul left a secure job in Brighton to pursue a new path as a scuba diving instructor in the Caribbean and how he ultimately found his passion for teaching little ones to swim.

During our recent Talking to the next generation about money webinar, 37% of people said their primary concern is that they will not have enough money in later life to meet their ongoing spending needs or the potential costs of care. Here are some points to remember when planning your finances for later life.

We think Labour is likely to be more of a help than a hindrance to the UK’s clean energy industry.

During our recent Talking to the next generation about money webinar, a third of people said their primary concern is that their family will have to pay too much inheritance tax after they die. So how does it work and how can you take advantage of ways to mitigate this tax?