In this second of two bite-size podcasts, we look to tackle mortgages and longer term savings for Barristers.

Barrister Rachel Bale (2022 call, also Director of Her Bar) is joined by financial planning expert Simon Maydon of Saunderson House and mortgage specialist Courtney Flockhart of Henry Dannell. 

 

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In this first of two bite-size podcasts, we look to tackle financial priorities for junior barristers, especially around financial protection.

Barrister Rachel Bale (2022 call, also Director of Her Bar) is joined by financial planning expert Simon Maydon of Saunderson House and protection specialist Carlo Nusca of Henry Dannell.  

 

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In our 5th episode  Andrew Birt, David Morcher, and Ben Williams review the year that is slowly coming to an end.

It has not been a good year for equities and bonds. Due to inflation and the aggressive raising of interest rates, asset prices have declined.

Our analysts also tackle how the impact on the housing sector affects the economy. Listen to what they think in this podcast.

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We want to bring both parties of every couple into all financial planning conversations. How? Listen to this podcast from our experts at Saunderson House. 

 

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In this podcast John Hill, Head of Technical and Proposition and Leanne Wong, Chartered Financial Planner speak about our research and key takeaways contained in our Financial Wellbeing report in Q3 2021.

The podcast focusses on levelling up in relation to gender and age. We are aware that this also affects ethnicity, race, LGBTQ+ and disability but these particular issues are not covered in this podcast.

The podcast identifies some of the social and economic factors and different perspectives that can be shaped by a person’s gender and age and how we as financial planners need to be aware of these differences.   By recognising these financial planners can then adapt and tailor the financial planning approach to level up and to bridge this gap as identified in our Financial Wellbeing report.  

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Welcome to our 4th episode of House Talk: Saunderson House Podcasts – bringing together our experts to discuss the latest hot topics.

In our 4th episode (June 2022) Andrew Birt, David Morcher, and Ben Williams will come with answers to 2 questions:

With interest rates rising, how high do we think they will go, and why should investors still buy bonds?

Why is the UK stock market outperforming international markets this year and why do we think it is still appropriate to have a global portfolio?

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Welcome to House Talk: Saunderson House Podcasts – bringing together our experts to discuss the latest hot topics.

In this episode Andrew Birt, Quentin de Bottini, and Ben Williams will come with answers to the following question:

What are the main challenges for investors in 2022?

 

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Welcome to House Talk: Saunderson House Podcasts – bringing together our experts to discuss the latest hot topics.

In this episode Andrew Birt, Quentin de Bottini, and Ben Williams will come with answers to the question whether inflation will stay high or not in 2022.

 

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Welcome to House Talk: Saunderson House Podcasts – bringing together our experts to discuss the latest hot topics.

In this episode Andrew Birt, Quentin de Bottini, and Ben Williams will come with an answer to the question : What is the outlook for short and medium term economic growth?

 

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Welcome to our third episode of House Talk: Saunderson House Podcasts – bringing together our experts to discuss the latest hot topics.

In our third episode Andrew Birt, Quentin de Bottini, and Ben Williams will come with answers to 3 important questions:

What is the outlook for short and medium term economic growth?

Will inflation remain high?

What are the other main challenges for investors in 2022?

 

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