Financial turmoil can often leave people feeling confused and panicked – but seeking professional help or adopting a long-term plan can help you feel guided and supported through the volatility
This year has thrown its fair share of challenges at anyone trying to maintain a sense of control over their lives and personal finances. Credit is more expensive, living costs are rising, and savings and investments have had a volatile ride.
Given the extent of the turmoil, it’s understandable that many of us react in different ways. Some panic, some get confused, and others bury their heads in the sand. And of course, instability in financial markets can compound some people’s fears and phobias when it comes to their money.
