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Please see below for useful links:

Other companies within the Wealth at Work group include:

WEALTH at work

WEALTH at work is a specialist provider of financial education and guidance in the workplace.

my wealth

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

WEALTH at work and my wealth are trading names of Wealth at Work Limited which is a member of the Wealth at Work group of companies.
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.

HMRC

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

How financial coaching can help people get on track with their finances.

How financial coaching can help people get on track with their finances.

23rd April 2025

Almost a quarter of UK workers (23%) have had to borrow money from family and friends in the last year because of money worries, and almost a fifth have taken on debt (18%). It seems financial worries have become the new normal. With almost 14.6 million UK adults not coping financially or finding it difficult to cope, many are looking for ways to help ease the strain on their finances.

Week ending 16th May 2025.

Week ending 16th May 2025.

19th May 2025

As you can see from the accompanying table it was a broadly positive week for financial markets. Stocks rallied as optimism round global trade helped lift sentiment and push indexes sharply higher. A breakthrough in trade talks between the U.S. and China over the weekend set the tone early, with all major indexes posting strong gains.

Market Update – 21st May 2025.

Market Update – 21st May 2025.

21st May 2025

UK inflation came in higher than expected for April, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising to 3.5%, up from the 2.6% rise in prices in March. Core inflation—which strips out the more volatile categories of energy, food, alcohol, and tobacco—also climbed, reaching 3.8% in the 12 months to April, compared to 3.4% in the previous period.