Rhiannon Gossedge-Jones - True Potential Wealth Management

Rhiannon Gossedge-Jones - True Potential Wealth Management Rhiannon Gossedge-Jones is a Restricted Financial Adviser within True Potential Wealth Management LLP.

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Inheritance Tax can feel complicated, but understanding the basics can make planning ahead much easier.Join me on Wednes...
27/08/2026

Inheritance Tax can feel complicated, but understanding the basics can make planning ahead much easier.

Join me on Wednesday 30 September at 10am for a FREE information session introducing some of the key areas of Inheritance Tax.

We will cover:

• Inheritance Tax thresholds
• Upcoming changes relating to pensions
• Lifetime gifting
• What may need to be paid and when

There will also be an opportunity to ask questions after the presentation.

If you have written your Will and are beginning to think about what happens to your estate in the future, this session will provide clear, straightforward information to help you understand the rules.

Places are free. Book yours today.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/inheritance-tax-an-introduction-tickets-1996445026818?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true

26/08/2026

Have you recently received an inheritance and feel unsure what to do with it?

You’re not alone, and the most important thing to know is that there’s no need to rush.

Money that comes to you after losing someone often carries a lot of emotion, and the biggest financial decisions are usually best made once you’ve had time to think clearly.

It can help to start by taking stock of what you’ve received and what matters most to you. From there, you can begin to look at how the money might support your future, such as clearing any debts, building up your savings, or investing for the longer term so it has the chance to grow.

There’s no single answer that works for everyone, and the best approach depends entirely on your own circumstances and goals. If you’d like a calm, no-pressure conversation about your options, send me a message. I’m always happy to help.

With investing, your capital is at risk. Investments can fluctuate in value and you may get back less than you invest. This video is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. True Potential Wealth Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

Did you know you can start a pension for your grandchild, even while they're very young? It's one of the most powerful ...
18/08/2026

Did you know you can start a pension for your grandchild, even while they're very young? It's one of the most powerful gifts you can give, simply because of the time involved.

You can pay in up to £2,880 a year, and the government adds 20% tax relief on top, turning it into £3,600, even though your grandchild has no earnings of their own. With decades to grow before they can access it, even modest contributions have an enormous amount of time on their side.

There can be a benefit for you too if you're still working. Regular gifts made out of your normal income may fall outside your estate for inheritance tax straight away, which can help reduce a future inheritance tax bill while giving your grandchild a real head start. This is a more detailed area, and the rules depend on your own circumstances, so it's well worth talking through before you begin.

I'm Rhiannon Gossedge Jones, a Restricted Financial Adviser within True Potential Wealth Management. If you'd like to understand how it could work for your family, send me a message as I'm always happy to help.

With investing, your capital is at risk. Investments can fluctuate in value and you may get back less than you invest. This post is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. Tax is subject to an individual's personal circumstances, and tax rules can change at any time. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate will writing, tax advice and estate planning. True Potential Wealth Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

14/08/2026

Did you know that as a couple, you could save up to £40,000 a year between you in ISAs?

I'm Rhiannon Gossedge Jones, a Restricted Financial Adviser within True Potential Wealth Management. Every individual has their own annual ISA allowance, which is £20,000 in the current tax year, so two people each using their full allowance can put away up to £40,000 between them in a tax-efficient way.

Thinking about your allowances as a household rather than just individually can be a really useful way to plan together, whether you're working towards the same goal or simply making the most of what's available to you both.

If you'd like to make the most of your ISA allowances as a couple, send me a message. I'm always happy to help.

This post is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. True Potential Wealth Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

Is retirement starting to feel a little closer than it used to? The years just before retirement are a valuable time to...
11/08/2026

Is retirement starting to feel a little closer than it used to?

The years just before retirement are a valuable time to take stock. It’s worth gathering together any pensions you’ve built up over the years so you can see what you have in one place, and getting a clear sense of the income they might provide.

From there you can start to picture the kind of retirement you’d like, perhaps travelling more, helping the family, or simply enjoying a bit more freedom day to day, and check whether your plans are on track to support it.

There’s often more flexibility than people realise in how and when you take your pension, so you don’t have to work it all out on your own.

I’m Rhiannon Gossedge Jones, a Restricted Financial Adviser within True Potential Wealth Management. If you’d like to understand where you stand as retirement approaches, send me a message. I’m always happy to have a chat with you.

With investing, your capital is at risk. Investments can fluctuate in value and you may get back less than you invest. This post is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. True Potential Wealth Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

07/08/2026

Have you ever stopped to think about what would happen to your family if you couldn’t work? It isn’t the most comfortable question, but it’s one of the most caring things you can plan for.

Most of us insure our cars, our phones and our homes, yet our ability to earn an income is often the very thing that pays for everything else. If an illness or injury meant you couldn’t work for a while, protection can help keep things steady.

Cover such as life insurance, income protection and critical illness cover is designed to provide money when you need it most, so your family can stay in their home and keep up with everyday costs during a difficult time. How much cover you need is different for everyone, and it depends on your circumstances, your family and your budget. If you’d like to understand which types of protection might suit your situation, send me a message. I’m always happy to help.

We offer non-investment protection products, for example term assurance, income protection, critical illness, and buildings and contents cover, from a range of insurers. This video is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. True Potential Wealth Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

Just welcomed a new baby into the family? Congratulations. Amongst all the sleepless nights, there’s one thing you now h...
04/08/2026

Just welcomed a new baby into the family? Congratulations. Amongst all the sleepless nights, there’s one thing you now have plenty of when it comes to their future, and that’s time.

Starting to save or invest while they’re tiny gives the money the longest possible runway to grow before they reach adulthood.

A Junior ISA is a popular place to begin. You can pay in up to £9,000 a year for your child in the 2026/27 tax year, it grows free of tax, and it becomes theirs at 18. You really don’t need to start big. Even a small amount set aside each month, topped up by grandparents and family when birthdays come around, can build into something lovely over eighteen years.

If a Junior ISA is invested rather than held as cash, the value can rise and fall along the way. If you’d like to talk through how to start saving for your little one, send me a message on [email protected]. I’m always happy to help.

With investing, your capital is at risk. Investments can fluctuate in value and you may get back less than you invest. This post is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. Tax is subject to an individual’s personal circumstances, and tax rules can change at any time. True Potential Wealth Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

31/07/2026

Got a money question and no idea who to ask? An accountant, a financial adviser, or both?

We're Rhiannon Gossedge-Jones, restricted financial adviser at True Potential Wealth Management, and Heather Semple, an accountant at Fairbook Accounting Solutions.

Between us, we cover both ends of your finances. Heather deals with the tax and accounts side, keeping your books in order and making sure you're not paying more than you need to. Rhiannon deals with pensions and long-term planning, looking at where you want to end up and protecting what matters along the way.

The two aren't as separate as people assume. Take a decision like putting business profit into a pension rather than drawing it as income. That's a tax question and a planning question at the same time, the kind of thing that's easy to get half right if only one side of it is considered. Working together means both angles get looked at before a decision is made, not after.

It also means you don't need to work out in advance whose area a question falls under. Ask either of us, and we'll make sure it reaches the right person, or both of us if that's what it calls for.

If you've got a money question and you're not sure who to ask, get in touch. We're here to help.

Have you heard of WDYWFY? What do you want for you?Do you know what you actually want your money to do for you? It's a q...
30/07/2026

Have you heard of WDYWFY? What do you want for you?
Do you know what you actually want your money to do for you?
It's a question a lot of people have never really stop to ask. We often save a little here and there without a clear picture of what it's all for, and that can make it hard to know if we're on track.

Setting a few clear goals can change that. They might be short-term, like a family holiday or a new car, or longer-term, such as a comfortable retirement or helping your children get started in life. Writing them down gives your money a sense of direction and purpose.

Once you know what you're aiming for, decisions become easier, and it's far more motivating to watch yourself making progress towards something that matters to you. A good plan turns a vague hope into a clear path you can follow and adjust as life changes.

I'm Rhiannon Gossedge Jones, a Restricted Financial Adviser within True Potential Wealth Management. If you'd like a hand setting your own goals and building a plan around them, then please send me a message on [email protected].

This post is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. True Potential Wealth Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

24/07/2026

Could putting something aside now help support your children or grandchildren in the future?

It means a great deal to receive a recommendation like this, particularly when it comes to family financial planning.

Many parents and grandparents want to help younger family members financially but are unsure where to begin. There are different ways to save or invest for a child, and the most suitable option will depend on your circumstances, the timescale and what you would like the money to be used for.

You do not need to have a large amount ready or know exactly which option to choose. A financial adviser can help you understand what is available and how it could fit alongside your own pensions, savings and financial plans.

Have you been thinking about putting money aside for a child or grandchild? Send me a message, and we can arrange an initial conversation.

Rhiannon Gossedge-Jones is a Restricted Financial Adviser within True Potential Wealth Management LLP, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FRN 529810. Registered in England and Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership No OC356611.

This post is not financial advice or a personal recommendation. With investing, your capital is at risk. Investments can fluctuate in value, and you may get back less than you invest. Tax treatment depends on an individual’s personal circumstances, and tax rules can change at any time.

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