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my wealth

If deemed appropriate for your circumstances, we can offer you access to a discretionary investment management service provided by my wealth.

my wealth is a trading name of Wealth at Work Limited which is a member of the Wealth at Work group of companies*.

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Affinity Connect

Affinity Connect is a specialist provider of financial education in the workplace for the public sector and is a member of the Wealth at Work group of companies*. It helps employees understand how to maximise their retirement savings in the context of their overall financial position, by delivering financial education.

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*The Wealth at Work group of companies is a specialist provider of financial education and guidance in the workplace as well as investment advice for individuals.

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This Debt Awareness Week new research reveals top money worries.

This Debt Awareness Week new research reveals top money worries.

24th March 2025

This Debt Awareness Week (24th – 30th March), WEALTH at work - a leading financial wellbeing, retirement and workplace savings specialist, are encouraging employers to support employees to tackle money issues and build a saving safety net.

week ending 21st March 2025.

week ending 21st March 2025.

24th March 2025

As you can see, markets broadly closed the week higher, with interest rate decisions taking centre stage. Investors got a boost Wednesday as the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 4.25%-4.5% and signalled confidence in short-term stability. In response, US stocks rallied, closing higher as the Fed met expectations.

Market Update – 26th March 2025.

Market Update – 26th March 2025.

26th March 2025

This morning, UK headline CPI reading slowed from 3.0% in January to 2.8% in February, while core CPI inflation, which excludes volatile items such as food and energy, slowed to 3.5% from 3.7%.  However, despite this cooling, we expect inflation to speed up again in the coming months due to rising energy prices and the soon-to-be increase to employer national insurance contributions and minimum wage as this is likely be passed on to consumers.