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ABSTRACT:
Saving for the future isn't always a priority when you receive that all-important first pay packet. Planning for your future in the short and long term is, however, very important. Simply checking your income and expenditure regularly and giving yourself a monthly budget can help to prevent you from being in debt and reduce the financial pressures that come with it.
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James Jamieson
James Jamieson
Educated in Edinburgh at George Watson's College and Napier University where he completed an HND in Business Studies, James Jamieson qualified as an independent financial adviser in 1993.
He joined Williams De Broë as a financial planning consultant in June 2008 and is currently responsible for advising clients on all aspects of financial planning, with particular emphasis on retirement and inheritance tax.