Welcome to the Winter edition of Wisdom and a new look and feel for the magazine


I’m not sure about you but the amount of information I am surrounded with is staggering. Many of us are now connected to a vast knowledge bank – out and about on our phones, at work and at home on our laptops and computers.


But does it make decisions any easier? I’m not sure it always does. You can find knowledge about the advice areas we look at: taxes, your finances, investments, pensions, planning but as knowledge often deals with the subject matter in isolation it doesn’t answer the important question: “What’s the right choice for me?”.


We think a better way is wisdom. In the dictionary this is defined as “The quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgement” and I like to think this starts to


describe what we do for you. So that’s why we changed the title of our publication as while it does talk about knowledge it tries to go beyond this to look at the points that are important to you.


Of course as clients of Old Mill you will be receiving bespoke advice but we hope that the articles we write are complementary and reinforce your individual advice.


We will be sending Wisdom to you twice a year through the post but if you want updates more regularly there are timely articles and commentary on our website and you can sign up there to our monthly email newsletters or email marketing@oldmillgroup.co.uk and provide your email address and we’ll put you on the distribution list.


We hope that you find the articles of interest and like the new format. Do let us know if there are any topics you would like covered in future editions or if you have any comments about the publication.


Would you like to know more? Contact Paula Hodge on 01935 709328 or email paula.hodge@oldmillgroup.co.uk


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