Mollam Wealth

Finding control when money feels overwhelming Anxiety can make financial challenges feel much worse. Whether you become worried about the sustainability of your financial future, dealing with debt or struggling with cash flow problems, emotions around money can lead to inaction or avoidance.

WeekWatch - 17/08/2026 The S&P 500 reached a record high this week buoyed by low US producer and consumer inflation readings in July indicating inflationary pressures are being contained. A stream of strong AI earnings releases reinforced bullish sentiment.

WeekWatch - 22/06/2026 After weeks of speculation and growing pressure, Keir Starmer announced his resignation as prime minister on 22 June. It comes after just under two years in office and means the UK will soon have its fifth prime minister in as many years. However, the next steps remain unclear. Even in the event of....

WeekWatch - 15/06/2026 The US and Iran have agreed on a framework peace agreement, announced late on Sunday and due to be signed later this week. The memorandum of understanding, which sent markets soaring on Monday morning, should see the immediate toll-free opening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Women and wealth: Navigating the financial future Female wealth is growing at pace, fuelled by inheritance, more women in higher earning careers, and a rise in female entrepreneurship. Yet it is not a consistent picture across the board; research tells us that many women are facing gaps in their finances.

Dementia Action Week: Shoring up the future with a lasting power of attorney There are almost one million people in the UK living with dementia, although one in three don’t have a formal diagnosis, according to Alzheimer’s Society. And the number is expected to soar to 1.4 million by 20402.

Financial Health Report: Financial resilience falls but a plan can boost confidence Households are feeling less resilient and finances have worsened over the past 12 months, against a backdrop of continued cost of living pressures and global turmoil. These are the findings of St. James's Place’s fifth Financial Health Report, published today, 13 May.

WeekWatch - 20/04/2026 Markets rose for the third consecutive week, with Friday’s returns buoyed by news from Iran’s foreign minister that the Strait of Hormuz was “completely open” to shipping. The US dollar eased and the price of Brent crude oil fell 9% on hopes that cheaper energy would ease inflationary pressu...

What does stagflation mean for you? Rising inflation and weak growth have left economists fearing the spectre of stagflation could rise again. But what exactly does that mean?

New tax year: Round-up of rate and allowance changes The new tax year (2026/27) began on 6 April. Updated tax rates and allowances have been well-trailed by the government so there shouldn’t be any nasty surprises for taxpayers. That said, it pays to take note of how the adjustments, including new requirements for filing tax information, will affect...