Useful Links

Other companies within the Wealth at Work group of companies include:

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.

Useful organisations include:

GOV.UK

GOV.UK is the best place to find information on government services and information.

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HMRC

HMRC is the UK’s tax, payments and customs authority.

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Other useful websites include:

Top tips to help people cut costs and manage their finances.

Top tips to help people cut costs and manage their finances.

4th November 2024

According to WEALTH at work’s research of over 2,000 workers, the biggest financial concerns for the year include not having enough savings for unexpected costs (40%), not being able to save enough for the future (38%), not being able to pay basic living costs such as rent, mortgage payments, energy bills, food etc. (34%) and being in debt (29%).

Week ending 15th November 2024.

Week ending 15th November 2024.

18th November 2024

After reaching record highs, markets cooled this week as the euphoria surrounding President-elect Trump’s pro-business stance, dubbed the "Trump trade", faded.

Market Update – 20th November 2024.

Market Update – 20th November 2024.

20th November 2024

This morning, the UK's CPI for October was reported at 2.3%, a sharp increase from 1.7% in September, marking a significant uptick.