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    Cinders
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    I’m late to the party but with retirement looming I would like to understand how to maximise returns on my savings and to educate myself on investing in general.

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    Avatar photoRisa Harvey
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    šŸ’” 1. Start with a trusted adviser

    Find a regulated financial adviser (check the UK’s FCA Register
    ) — never rely on cold calls or social media offers.

    šŸ’· 2. Focus on security

    Prioritise capital protection and steady income rather than risky growth. Safer options include government bonds, diversified funds, or income portfolios.

    šŸ“Š 3. Simplify investments

    Avoid complex products. Choose clear, transparent accounts where fees and performance are easy to understand.

    šŸ¦ 4. Plan for cash needs

    Keep 6–12 months of living expenses in cash savings. Invest the rest gradually and only in regulated platforms.

    šŸ’¬ 5. Support & confidence

    Look for advisers or groups that specialise in women’s financial planning — some firms like Evelyn Partners, Quilter, or Brewin Dolphin offer tailored guidance.

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