News in Review
This week’s edition covers the World Economic Forum in Davos, the latest UK inflation data and historic highs for the gold price.
Residential Property Market Review – January 2026
What’s the outlook for housing in 2026: prices predicted to rise, FTBs gain choice, regional growth varies.
Commercial Property Market Review – January 2026
Commercial property 2026: offices lead, AI drives data centres, retail rebounds, hotels set for stronger year.
News in Review
This week’s edition covers geopolitical tensions, global economic forecasts and signs of renewed UK market resilience.
New year, new home?
If you’re hoping to make a move in 2026, speak to us about finding a suitable mortgage and checking what you can comfortably afford. The more financially prepared you are, the smoother your move will be when the time comes.
Investing in 2026: Opportunity ahead in a changing world?
Investors enter 2026 with cautious optimism as inflation, trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainties persist. Data centres may sustain growth opportunities despite concerns about an AI bubble. The IMF predicts uneven global growth, so diversification will remain key this year.
House Prices – what to expect in 2026 and beyond
What does Savills’ latest five year forecast shows for UK house-price growth. Northern regions are set to outperform, while London lags. Buyers, movers and investors will each face very different market conditions in the years ahead.
News in Review
This week’s edition covers Scotland’s draft Budget and subdued UK house prices as year-end data emerges
Looking ahead: A new year, a clear plan
Start 2026 with a clear plan and peace of mind. We’re here to help you protect and grow your wealth with clarity and purpose, whether that means reviewing investments, revisiting pension arrangements or preparing for key milestones.
Planning with purpose in 2026
A study found that personal values are the strongest motivators for UK adults when it comes to financial planning. When your financial goals reflect your deeper motivations, planning feels less like a task and more like a path toward fulfilment.