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my wealth

If deemed appropriate for your circumstances, we can offer you access to a discretionary investment management service provided by my wealth.

my wealth is a trading name of Wealth at Work Limited which is a member of the Wealth at Work group of companies*.

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Affinity Connect

Affinity Connect is a specialist provider of financial education in the workplace for the public sector and is a member of the Wealth at Work group of companies*. It helps employees understand how to maximise their retirement savings in the context of their overall financial position, by delivering financial education.

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*The Wealth at Work group of companies is a specialist provider of financial education and guidance in the workplace as well as investment advice for individuals.

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GOV.UK

GOV.UK is the best place to find information on government services and information.

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HMRC

HMRC is the UK’s tax, payments and customs authority.

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UK workers may be risking their retirement by turning to informal and unregulated sources of pension support.

UK workers may be risking their retirement by turning to informal and unregulated sources of pension support.

6th August 2026

UK employees are seeking support with their pensions, but many are turning to informal or unregulated sources, while others are not taking any action at all, according to new research from financial wellbeing and retirement specialist WEALTH at work.

Week ending 18th September 2026.

Week ending 18th September 2026.

21st September 2026

As shown in the accompanying table, it was a mixed week for global financial markets. Japan led gains, while the UK delivered a modest positive return. Most other regions declined, while the US was broadly flat.

Market update – 23rd September 2026.

Market update – 23rd September 2026.

23rd September 2026

It has been a relatively quiet week for markets from a global macroeconomic perspective. In the UK, attention is turning towards next month’s much-anticipated Autumn Budget, with the latest public finance figures providing an important backdrop. Government borrowing rose to £18.3 billion in August, exceeding forecasts of around £15 billion. Despite this, the UK’s debt-to-GDP ratio remained broadly stable at just under 94%.