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Martin Bamford - ArticlesMartin is a Chartered Financial Planner and Certified Financial PlannerCM certificant who runs his own firm of independent financial advisers, Informed Choice. He is one of the youngest and most successful financial planners in the UK.
He is author of the best selling personal finance book The Money Tree - published in 2006 by Prentice Hall Business. His second book - Brilliant Investing - and third book - How to Retire 10 Years Early - are both due for publication on 1st January 2008. Martin is an Associate of the Personal Finance Society and an Associate of the Institute of Financial Planning. He is a contributor to various financial publications and is regularly quoted in the National Press. He was recently named as one of the most influential financial advisers in Britain, in a survey by Professional Adviser magazine. Are You on Course for a Comfortable Retirement or Pension Purgatory?It is generally accepted that we have a retirement planning crisis in the UK. Here are five questions to help you judge the health of your own retirement plans. Five Reasons You are not Getting Any WealthierIn my work with clients as a Financial Planner, and during my research for the personal finance books I have written, I have identified what I believe are the five main reasons why many people fail to get any wealthier.
What follows is a description of these five financial mistakes. They might not all apply to your own personal financial planning but I hope you will find at least a couple of useful nuggets as you read this article. Making Sure Your Financial Adviser is a Real ExpertAppointing a financial adviser with expert qualifications should be easy. The alphabet soup of designations that exist today in the world of financial planning can look impressive, but many consumers are relying on expert guidance from an adviser that has earned his or her qualifications from a set of simple exam papers equivalent to a GCSE module. 10 Things to Ask Your Financial AdviserFinding a new financial adviser can be a daunting task. We hope you will be able to use the following ten questions (and suggested answers) to ensure that your new adviser meets your needs. Get the New Tax Year Off to a Flying StartThe start of a new tax year today is a great opportunity to spring clean your personal finances and take control over your financial planning.
In this short article, personal finance expert Martin Bamford from Informed Choice Ltd, a firm of Chartered Financial Planners, offers seven top tips for making the most of your money in this new tax year. Your Personal Finance Resolutions for 2008It's that time of year again - the time when people up and down the country are making resolutions for the year ahead. With so many people likely to be thinking about sorting out their personal finances in 2008, here are some top personal finance resolutions for you to consider from personal finance author and Chartered Financial Planner Martin Bamford.
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