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Growing your wealth

When costs rise, it can lower your purchasing power and make it harder to reach your goals. If you haven’t got a plan to grow your money at a faster rate than inflation, our experts can help.

Inflation-beating strategies

While keeping your savings in cash or a high interest account can feel safer than investing, it often means the value of your money is slowly eroding over time. Investing can be a way to try and grow your money, although it does involve a higher level of risk.  

Our Wealth Managers are experienced in investing to grow wealth. They’ll stress-test your personalised investment strategy against inflation and market dips to mitigate risks. Alongside regular monitoring and reviews, expert Investment Managers will also continually adjust your portfolio to make sure it stays on track and performs at its best.

How we can help

Though rising inflation may be worrying, our experts can help you build a well-diversified portfolio that aims to protect and grow your wealth over the long term.

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Common questions on how to grow your money

Inflation erodes the purchasing power of your money, meaning what you buy today may cost you more tomorrow. If your savings aren’t growing at a rate that matches or exceeds inflation, their real value declines over time. Fixed incomes and low-yield investments are particularly vulnerable, as they don't adjust to rising costs.

It’s particularly important to consider inflation when you’re thinking about how to make your money grow after retirement. With very long-term savings, like those for your later life, you’ll want to feel confident your savings aren’t being slowly eroded.

To protect your money, we consider assets that typically rise with inflation, such as equities, property, and inflation-linked bonds. Diversifying across global markets and sectors also spreads risk. Your Investment Manager will review your portfolio regularly to ensure it remains aligned with your financial goals, especially during economic highs and lows.

Yes, rising prices can present opportunities to grow your wealth. Companies in sectors like commodities, consumer staples, and energy often perform well during inflationary periods. Additionally, certain infrastructure and real estate investments may benefit from increased demand and rising rents. A balanced, strategic investment approach can help turn challenges into gains.

Important information

Investment involves risk. The value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up and you may not get back the amount originally invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

The tax treatment of all investments depends upon individual circumstances and the levels and basis of taxation may change in the future. Investors should discuss their financial arrangements with their own tax adviser before investing.

The information provided is not to be treated as specific advice. It has no regard for the specific investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any specific person or entity.