Oxley's Financial Solutions

Oxley's Financial Solutions Financial Advisor - Pensions, Investments, Financial Planning. Oxley's Financial Solutions Limited is a partner of M&G Advice.

We advise on a range of products from Prudential and other carefully selected providers. This is known as restricted advice. Your Goals, Our Solution, Your Freedom. Welcome to Oxley’s Financial Solutions, part of The Advice Partnership from M&G Advice Partners. George is a dedicated Financial Adviser holding a Diploma in Financial Planning. George cares deeply about his clients and is passionate

about guiding individuals towards financial freedom. At Oxley’s Financial Solutions, we believe that financial planning is not just about numbers, it's about your life, your goals, and your future. George helps people achieve financial freedom by providing expertise across all areas of financial planning, including protection, retirement, investments, and estate planning. In short, George provides trusted, personal and expert advice. The advice recommendations we make are from a carefully selected range of products and funds.

When it comes to your money, it helps to know your advice is rooted in experience.For more than 175 years, Pru has helpe...
03/06/2026

When it comes to your money, it helps to know your advice is rooted in experience.

For more than 175 years, Pru has helped people plan for the long term. Markets shift, rules evolve and life changes, but the commitment to clear, steady financial guidance has stayed the same. That heritage continues today through M&G Advice.

Being backed by decades of experience means financial solutions aren’t built overnight. They’re shaped, tested and refined through changing market conditions, always with long term planning in mind.

What this means for you
• Advice shaped by real experience
• Solutions designed for the long term, not short term noise
• Conversations built on understanding

If you’d like help making sense of your options in a clear, straightforward way, I’m always happy to talk things through.

Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with Ed Miliband, MP for Doncaster North, to discuss the growing issue of re...
27/05/2026

Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with Ed Miliband, MP for Doncaster North, to discuss the growing issue of retirement provision for self-employed individuals.

A recent report from the Department for Work and Pensions states 'Just 4% - one in 25 - of wholly self-employed workers are saving for retirement, and it's even lower among younger self-employed people.'

Unlike employees, self-employed individuals and company directors have no automatic enrolment into a workplace pension scheme. Without actively making provision, many will reach retirement age with inadequate savings to meet their needs.

What is PruFund in plain English?When you invest, markets can move up and down from day to day. For some people, those s...
20/05/2026

What is PruFund in plain English?

When you invest, markets can move up and down from day to day. For some people, those short term swings can feel uncomfortable.

PruFund aims to give you a steadier experience. Instead of reacting to every daily market change, it focuses on growing your money over time and helping smooth some of the bumps along the way.

It does this by investing across a wide mix of assets, keeping its focus on the medium to long term and using a built in approach that helps reduce how sharply values move from one day to the next.

It isn’t designed to remove risk entirely. The value of investments can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you invested. But it aims to create a more consistent journey for people who prefer growth with less of the day to day movement.

If you’ve heard of PruFund but aren’t sure how it works or whether it could be right for you, I’m always happy to talk it through in a clear, straightforward way.

Big moments rarely happen by chance. As the FA Cup reaches its final stages, preparation and teamwork are what help get ...
15/05/2026

Big moments rarely happen by chance. As the FA Cup reaches its final stages, preparation and teamwork are what help get teams to a final.

Financial planning works in a similar way. It's not about predicting everything. It's about knowing what matters and having a strategy that can adapt when life changes.

There'll always be surprises, but the right support can make those moments feel more manageable.

If you’d like to talk about how a plan could support your goals, get in touch.

You might be getting a helpful top up on your pension contributions without realising it. Pension tax relief is one of t...
06/05/2026

You might be getting a helpful top up on your pension contributions without realising it. Pension tax relief is one of the main ways the government helps you save for retirement, but it’s easy to overlook.

Put simply, some of the money that would normally go to tax is added to your pension instead. When you pay in, the government tops up your contribution based on your tax position, helping to boost your savings.

For some workplace pension schemes, tax relief is added automatically. For Personal Pensions, the government provides a top‑up in the form of tax relief, increasing the amount saved. And for higher or additional rate taxpayers, there may be further tax relief available. This isn’t added to the pension at source, instead, it’s claimed back from HMRC, usually through Self Assessment or by adjusting your tax code.

As you can see, how tax relief works can vary depending on your circumstances, which means it’s not always obvious how it’s applied.

Taking a little time to understand pension tax relief can help you feel more confident about your retirement savings. Even a small amount of clarity now could help support your longer term plans.

Tax rules can change, and the impact of taxation and any tax relief depends on your circumstances, including where you live. If you’d like help understanding how pension tax relief works for you, feel free to get in touch and start a conversation.

In everyday life, people often protect different things they care about, from insuring pets to gadgets to holidays. But ...
29/04/2026

In everyday life, people often protect different things they care about, from insuring pets to gadgets to holidays. But conversations about financial planning often highlight the role that protection can play in supporting stability when life doesn’t go to plan.

Having some form of protection in place may offer a degree of financial continuity for loved ones. It could help them manage ongoing costs, maintain their home or keep future plans on track, if your income is no longer available. These arrangements may be more accessible than many assume, especially when looked at earlier in life.

Reviewing protection as part of your wider financial picture, alongside savings, pensions and other long‑term plans, could help you understand how different elements might work together to support both your present and future needs. It’s not only about building wealth; it’s also about safeguarding it. If you’d like to talk this through, feel free to reach out.

In the UK, pension tax relief is the way HMRC helps boost your pension contributions by giving you tax relief on the mon...
27/04/2026

In the UK, pension tax relief is the way HMRC helps boost your pension contributions by giving you tax relief on the money you pay in. How that relief is applied depends on how your pension scheme is set up.
With many personal and stakeholder pensions, contributions are paid net of basic‑rate tax. The pension provider then claims 20% basic‑rate tax relief from HMRC and adds it to your pension — this is known as relief at source.

If you’re a higher or additional rate taxpayer, you may be entitled to further tax relief. It won't be added to your relief at source pension, instead, it’s claimed back from HMRC, usually through Self Assessment or by adjusting your tax code.

Some workplace pension schemes use the net pay arrangement. In these schemes, contributions are taken from your gross pay before income tax is calculated, so higher‑ and additional‑rate taxpayers automatically receive tax relief at their marginal rate through payroll — with no need to claim anything back.

Different methods, same principle: tax relief can mean that more money goes into your pension than it costs you personally. However, tax rules can change and the impact of taxation and any tax relief depends on your
circumstances, including where you live.

Everyone’s circumstances are different, so if you’d like personalised guidance on your pension tax relief, let’s have a quick chat.

Running your own business often means your focus stays firmly on the day‑to‑day. So it’s no surprise that longer‑term pl...
22/04/2026

Running your own business often means your focus stays firmly on the day‑to‑day. So it’s no surprise that longer‑term planning can sometimes slip down the list. When you’re self‑employed, the immediate demands of work can take priority, and thinking about the future often waits for a quieter moment.

There's many routes that self‑employed individuals can explore when it comes to building long‑term financial security. Taking time to understand the different options available can help highlight approaches that may offer features such as flexibility or potential tax advantages Even small steps over time may help you feel more confident about the future.

With personalised support, we can help you explore how a financial plan might align with your goals and the rhythms of self‑employment, providing guidance as you consider the best way forward for you. If you’d like help understanding the options available, get in touch.

Ever wondered what a multi‑asset fund actually is? It’s a common question and understanding the basics could really help...
20/04/2026

Ever wondered what a multi‑asset fund actually is?

It’s a common question and understanding the basics could really help you feel more confident about how different types of investments work.

A multi‑asset fund is exactly what it sounds like – a single investment fund that spreads money across a mix of assets, typically including stocks and shares, bonds, property and other diversified investments.

Why do people use them?
🔹 Diversification – Instead of relying on one type of asset, the fund blends several to help manage risk.
🔹 Flexibility – Professional fund managers adjust the mix depending on market conditions.
🔹 Convenience – Helps you get broad exposure through one investment rather than buying lots of different assets individually.

Remember, the value of any investment can go down as well as up so you might not get back the amount you put in.

If you’d like to understand how multi‑asset funds work in more detail, or how they fit into the wider investment landscape, we'd be happy to talk you through it. Feel free to message me anytime with your questions.

Many people feel they don’t fully understand investing, and that’s more common than you might think. The world of market...
15/04/2026

Many people feel they don’t fully understand investing, and that’s more common than you might think. The world of markets, funds and risk can seem complex, especially if it's not something you’ve had to engage with before.

It’s OK not to know all the details; investing isn’t something most of us learn at school. What matters is seeking support when you need it. Investing carries risk, and the value of your investment can go down as well as up. So, with guidance, you can help build confidence, understand the risks and we can ensure decisions align with your goals.

You don’t need to have all the answers, having access to clear guidance can help you make informed decisions about your financial future. Feel free to get in touch and we can discuss your situation together.

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