Crown Wealth Consultants

06/08/2026

Losing a partner, a parent, or going through a divorce, are among the most difficult life experiences you can face. It can happen quickly too, without much warning. Not only will there be strong and complex emotions to deal with, but for many women it means a sudden and significant change to their finances.

For some women it might be the first time they’ve had to manage a property, investments, or a large sum of cash on their own.

Making decisions about your wealth at such pivotal points in life can be stressful and overwhelming. So how can women be confident they’re making the right choices for their future when their finances change
overnight?

Read more: https://partnership.sjp.co.uk/crownwealth/article/detail/sjpp/when-finances-change-overnight-inheritance-divorce-and-new-responsibilities

27/07/2026

✨Birthday Celebrations✨

We hope all our clients have had a wonderful weekend 😍
It was extra special for us as we were celebrating the lovely Emily's birthday 🥳
Happy Birthday Emily, we hope you had an amazing day ❤️

22/07/2026

🌟Celebration Time🌟

Congratulations to James Fenton on his well deserved promotion to Executive Assistant to Financial Planner Rachel Edwards 🥳

James’ promotion reflects Crown Wealth’s ongoing commitment to investing in the next generation of talent within the financial services profession. We are passionate about developing our people, providing opportunities to grow and supporting them every step of the way.

Alongside his new role, James is continuing to study towards his Financial Planning qualifications with our full support, as he works towards his ambition of becoming a Financial Adviser.

Congratulations, James – we’re excited to see your career continue to flourish and look forward to supporting you on your journey 🤩

14/07/2026

🏏 Celebrating an Extraordinary Achievement!

Many congratulations to our client, Ryan Welch on a fantastic sporting achievement.

Playing for Willingdon Cricket Club, Ryan scored an incredible 411 not out in a single 40-over innings – a performance recognised as an English limited-overs record.

His innings included an incredible 51 fours and 22 sixes, helping Willingdon to a remarkable total of 571-1. It’s an achievement that has made headlines across the country and one that will undoubtedly go down in local cricket history.

At Crown Wealth, we love celebrating the successes of our clients! Well done Ryan 👏🤩

10/07/2026

Crown Wealth Consultants is an Appointed Representative of and represents only St James’s Place Wealth Management Plc (which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority).

SJP Approved 13/07/2026

23/06/2026

Rise in UK political uncertainty

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 a smooth ‘coronation’ to a successor, the process could take several weeks.

Immediately after the announcement, the UK market took Starmer’s resignation largely in its stride, although the pound weakened in anticipation of his resignation. The FTSE was very marginally down while gilts held steady in the hours after the news was released on Monday morning. However, a big question, not least for markets, will be who becomes the next chancellor if, as expected, Rachel Reeves is moved from her current position.

Hetal Mehta, St. James's Place’s Chief Economist, says: “Given the current situation, policy uncertainty – especially regarding the fiscal stance – could remain elevated for months, i.e, until the next Budget.

“Without cuts to day-to-day spending and welfare, any attempts to boost investment or reduce the real terms spending cuts some government departments are facing, would require tax increases.”

Read more: https://partnership.sjp.co.uk/crownwealth/article/detail/sjpp/weekwatch-22-06-2026

11/06/2026

What an incredible journey! 🌍

After returning to Malawi for the third time, Matt and his sons, Albert & Reuben, have come home with memories that will last a lifetime.

Alongside an amazing team of volunteers and the local community, they helped build two new classrooms and three teachers’ houses at Chankokwe Primary School — supporting education for over 400 children in rural Malawi.

One particularly special moment was meeting up with a lady whose home was rebuilt after devastating floods six years ago… she welcomed Matt back with a chicken as a heartfelt thank you. ❤️

Most importantly, thanks to the incredible generosity of supporters, nearly £23,000 was raised to help make this happen.

Proof that when communities come together, lasting change really is possible.

A massive thank you to everyone who donated 🫶

27/05/2026

Many parents worry that their children will struggle to find their financial feet in the current environment. Concerns include the flagging jobs market and inadequate retirement savings.

Meanwhile, high house prices make it increasingly difficult to take the first step onto the property ladder. These are all factors driving fears that younger generations will face a tougher financial future.

Read more: https://partnership.sjp.co.uk/crownwealth/article/detail/sjpp/saving-and-investing-for-children-and-grandchildren

22/05/2026

In just a couple of days, Matt, Albert and Reuben will be heading off to Malawi 🇲🇼 — and excitement levels are definitely building!

They’ll be supporting a fantastic project at Chankokwe Primary School, helping to build classrooms and teachers’ accommodation to make a real, lasting difference to the local community and the children’s education.

If anyone is able to support them with a donation, no matter how big or small, it would be hugely appreciated ❤️
Every contribution really will help make a difference.

Thank you so much to everyone who has already supported them and shared kind words 🫶

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On the 25th of May this year, Matt will be travelling back to Malawi for the third time — and this time he will be taking his two sons, Albert and Reuben.

Matt first went to Malawi in 2019, then again in 2024. Each visit changed him.

"You quickly realise what education really means when it isn’t guaranteed — overcrowded classrooms, children sharing desks, teachers with nowhere nearby to live."

This year they will be working at Chankokwe Primary School in the Nkhotakota district, supporting 410 children. With a team of volunteers and local builders, they are helping to build:

• Two new classrooms
• Three teachers’ houses

If teachers don’t have safe accommodation, they leave — and when teachers leave, education stops.

This isn’t about “helping Africa.” It’s about standing alongside a hardworking community and building something practical that will last.

If you’re able to donate, thank you so much. If not, sharing this post would mean a great deal to Matt, Reuben and Albert.

Please see the donation link in the comments below ⬇️

09/03/2026

The Spring Statement has landed - but global events are dominating attention.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has revised UK growth forecasts, downgrading 2026 to 1.1% while projecting stronger expansion from 2027 onwards. Inflation is expected to move towards the 2% target by the end of the year.

However, escalating conflict in the Middle East has added fresh uncertainty. Rising oil prices could influence inflation expectations and interest rate decisions, with markets now less confident about a near-term rate cut.

Economic forecasts can shift quickly when geopolitical risks intensify – a reminder that short-term volatility is often shaped by global events beyond domestic policy.

The information contained does not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance.

Read more: https://partnership.sjp.co.uk/crownwealth/article/detail/sjpp/weekwatch-09-03-2026