PA Award winner Pete Matthew's three best educational videos

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Jacksons Financial Services has been rewarded with a Professional Adviser award for its financial education efforts.

One of the firm's advisers, Pete Matthew, runs Meaningful Money, a website which aims to "make sense of money". Matthew collected the Baillie Gifford Financial Education Award at the awards last night. At the heart of the website are regular videos explaining important developments and key areas across the financial services. Here are a selection of some of the best videos: What is Financial Planning?   Phased Retirement   Active vs Passive Investing  

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