Category: Financial Planning

Money decisions are rarely just about numbers. They’re shaped by our experiences, emotions, and the stories we tell ourselves about security, success, and self-worth. Yet many people spend years managing money without ever stopping to reflect on what it’s actually meant to do for them.

If you want a calmer, more intentional relationship with money, these three questions are a powerful place to start.

“Enough is not too little.”
It’s simple. But powerful.

Especially when we live in a world constantly telling us we need more to earn more, own more, spend more, be more. So often, someone’s money story is judged by what they drive, where they holiday, or how polished their kitchen looks. But real wealth? It’s usually the things you don’t see.

Life insurance isn’t something most of us like to think about, but it’s an incredibly important safety net. It’s not usually something you’ll benefit from directly; it’s there to protect the people you love most if the unexpected happens.

A good plan isn’t just about organising your money, it gives you control, clarity, and confidence to reach your goals, protect your loved ones, and make your money work harder for you.

Discover how a tailored financial plan can help you turn ambitions into action and give you peace of mind for the future.

The thought of retirement often comes with a mix of excitement and worry. You imagine sunny holidays, more time with family, maybe even picking up a hobby you never had time for but then the question creeps in: “Do I have enough money to make that happen?”

Most people picture financial planners as suit-wearing stock market experts, but the reality is far more personal. At Astute Financial Planning, I help individuals navigate life’s big changes, from divorce to retirement, by creating clear, practical plans for their future.