Month: January 2021

Are Women Saving Enough for Later Life? Explaining the Pensions Contribution Gap

January 28, 2021

Saving for later life is an essential part of your financial planning – but are enough of us doing it? New research from the Scottish Widows suggests that, while the pensions contribution gap between men and women has fallen to just 1%, there is still a long way to go before everyone is saving properly.…

Webinar | Everything You Want to Know About Investing But Are Too Afraid to Ask

January 27, 2021

Julie Hunt

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We’re always keen to educate people when it comes to finances. Recently, Emma and Ralph hosted a free webinar for the Norfolk Chambers of Commerce and we want to share it with you. The webinar was all about investing. More specifically, everything you want to know about investing but are too afraid to ask. So,…

Eddie Meets the Long Stratton U15’s Football Team

January 25, 2021

Julie Hunt

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Hello friends! Last month, Dad told me some very exciting news! He had decided to sponsor the Long Stratton U15’s football team. This means that their football shirts have the Face to Face Finance logo printed on the front – how cool is that? I was even lucky enough to get a shirt of my…

Will 2021 be the Year of the Green Bond?

January 18, 2021

Julie Hunt

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At Face to Face, we’re serious about our sustainable portfolios. We understand that ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) funds are a priority for many investors, with demand only set to increase. Because of this, we were excited to read Rishi Sunak’s announcement towards the end of 2020 that the UK government would be launching a…

Eddie Teddie is learning at home

January 14, 2021

Julie Hunt

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Hello classmates, Like lots of you, I have been having all my lessons at home because there is another lockdown and school is closed. I don’t mind learning from home too much because Mum and Dad are very clever so can answer most of my questions. I do miss my teacher and all of my…