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Moneyvista / Royal London Financial Planner
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i understand that it will remain a free service.
the 'win' for them will be their having the opportunity to sell us products.0 -
just been dabbling with this.
apparently i will be able to retire in 2041 with a new worth of £849k....need to check my figures are right:)0 -
I used it about a year ago, and recommend it to friends who are asking very early questions about saving for retirement, but I don't use it personally now.
It's a nice tool for working out what it is you need to know and think about, but like others on this thread I prefer to use spreadsheets which are far more flexible.0
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