Articles and Resources
Articles
This is where we introduce you articles written by us or featuring Yellowtail Financial Planning, that have appeared in the press.The Yellowtail Puzzle
Dennis Hall talks about the Yellowtail Puzzle» read more...
The Yellowtail Puzzle
Dennis Hall talks about the Yellowtail Puzzle» read more...
The Yellowtail Puzzle
Dennis Hall talks about the Yellowtail Puzzle» read more...
Value of Corporate Bonds and Other Questions
Dennis Hall appeared on the CNBC programme Strictly Money on the 2nd February 2009. Dennis answered questions posed by viewers. You can watch the video on the CNBC website.» read more...
Looking for Divorce Settlement Advice?
Are you looking for divorce settlement advice? We are accredited by Resolution, the family law organisation.» read more...
Money Market Funds - Protect your Savings without the Paperwork
We all know we aren't supposed to put all our savings eggs in one basket, especially because of the limited protection against losses for savings deposits in the UK. So with more than £35,000 to invest where should we be saving?» read more...
With-profits policies failing to live up to expectations
An article in the Financial Times, in which Dennis is quoted, which argues the returns on with-profits policies are not living up to expectations.» read more...
Looking for financial advice
You've got this far in life looking out for your best interests. Isn't it time the person giving you advice did the same?» read more...
Top Ten Tips for Worried Investors
Are you worried about the markets? Thinking of cashing in your chips at the investment casino? It’s been a dreadful year for most investors, and the last few weeks have been particularly dire. But our advice is to stay calm and follow these tips.» read more...
Financial Wealth Check
A public affairs consultant from London, may have left university far behind her, but the debts she racked up there still haunt her.» read more...
In search of growing returns
In search of growing returns Mark Atherton helps a young couple to make tax-efficient savings for themselves and their daughter Life looks pretty good for Jessica Whittaker and her partner, James. Jessica, 34, a voiceover artist, and James, 35, a documentary film-maker, have a combined income of about £150,000.» read more...
Finding a new school of thought
Finding a new school of thought: Mark Bridge helps a teacher to make plans for retirement to maintain his family's lifestyle. WITH a large house, two salaries, two cars and the funds for £4,000 trips each summer, the King family is not used to financial worries. But their budget will tighten considerably next January, when husband Alan retires from teaching after 33 years.» read more...
My incomplete mortgage jigsaw
Mark Atherton helps an agricultural researcher who faces a worrying deficit on her home loan» read more...
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ETF SECURITIES PHYSICAL GOLD SHARES What is it? An exchange-traded commodity (ETC) share that tracks the price of gold bullion.» read more...
Game on for a penalty-free move
Mark Bridge helps a PE teacher to organise his finances before he marries and emigrates to the US» read more...
We just want to spend the lot
Elizabeth Colman helps a couple determined to use their savings to fund a hedonistic retirement» read more...
All your details are in the Post
Bank customers and pensioners have been given a sharp reminder this month of the risk of identity fraud after a series of failures by large organisations to protect the security of personal information they hold.» read more...
Make your mind up - Commission or fees
Paying upfront for financial advice removes bias but is commission always bad?» read more...
A Sunny Investment Outlook
Mark Atherton meets a couple looking to put an inheritance into a buy-to-let property abroad Elizabeth Carless and her husband, Dave, enjoy what to many would seem a pretty idyllic existence at their home in a village near Lincoln.» read more...
Expat pension pitfalls
Mark Atherton says that most overseas workers find out about retirement provision too late and end up losing out. Travelling abroad to work as an expatriate can make your fortune but it can also leave a nasty hole in your pension pot.» read more...
Huge thanks from Stephen and I for your extremely valuable advice which we will now pursue. We were really inspired after our meeting and just wish we'd met you years ago!
Sophie Stewart - London
Sophie Stewart - London
