The Nutmeg team

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made the leap from science fiction to mainstream accessibility in recent months but, hype aside, could it really be used to improve how you invest and engage with your finances?  

With rising interest rates, the process of getting a mortgage and buying a home is getting trickier. We offer some tips to help you get your foot through the front door, whether you buy now or invest for later.

Many people may not be aware of how their main home and other assets could be affected by inheritance tax (IHT) after they’ve passed away. We explore some of the key things to know about IHT and options you may want to consider to reduce your potential IHT bill.  

It is with great sadness that we confirm today that Nick Hungerford, Nutmeg co-founder and one of Britain’s most successful entrepreneurs has passed away at the age of 43.

The Nutmeg Smart Alpha Portfolios, powered by J.P. Morgan Asset Management, are a combination of elements of both active and passive investing. Here we give an overview of some of the underlying investments that have impacted performance this year, as well as an outlook for the rest of 2023.

With many of us having multiple workplace pensions from the different jobs we’ve held, as well as perhaps a personal pension, planning for your retirement can sometimes feel overwhelming. Here’s our guide on how to get a clearer view, including consolidating old pensions into one pot.  

We outline seven tips on how to both wrestle back spending, and get your money working harder for you, during a time of rising prices. 

Pensions can beintimidating, especially if you’re a long way from retirement. Here we look at the different types of pensions available in the UK to help you decide which options are right for you.

While the thought of having such a substantial sum to invest may seem implausible for most, there may nevertheless be occasions when you could be in the position to put a large amount of money to work. If that’s the case, here’s what you should consider. 

Cash ISAs have become more rewarding in recent months as interest rates have risen. Should you save – or invest in a stocks and shares ISA instead? 

In today’s environment of rising inflation and interest rates, which might be the best option for you – a stocks and shares ISA, a cash ISA, a savings account, or all three?  

While we may be living through tough times economically, if you can afford to, investing more each month could accelerate you towards your investment goals.