At Questa, we’ve built an enviable reputation for offering outstanding bespoke advice.
As well as our deep understanding of shrewd tax efficiencies and intelligent planning strategies, our simple, pragmatic advice often tips the wealth management balance in your favour.
The power of habit is a great example.
When building long-term wealth, many people mistakenly believe it requires a significant amount of money to get started.
But we see many easy wins in the small savings, habits and lifestyle changes that make a substantial difference over time.
Cutting your bills and subscriptions is one of the simplest ways to save money.
Subscriptions can accumulate over time. Are you paying for a gym membership you hardly use or a TV streaming service you don’t watch?
Cancelling forgotten services can free up cash towards your savings or investments.
Another tip is to make minor adjustments to your daily habits.
Bringing lunch to work can save you a daily outlay.
Then there’s coffee. I love a coffee house treat, but cutting back on your daily coffee runs is another step in the right direction.
Savings habits make a difference.
But better investing habits can impact long-term wealth building too.
Even if you start with a small amount, putting your money into an investment account can grow over time.
Consider setting up automatic contributions to your investment account, so you don’t have to think about it.
Building wealth isn’t just about big moves or playing the market. It can start with small changes you won’t notice.
Then simply stick to them over time.
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