Kim Bendall: An embarrassment of riches - a tale of two clients
'The best things in life are free'

'I don't care too much for money, for money can't buy me love,' so sang The Beatles in 1964. Here Kim Bendall shares the moving story of two clients at opposite ends of the wealth spectrum - one with pots of cash, one with hardly a penny to bless herself. Read on for the moral of the story...
Most of us were told in our younger years that money can't buy you happiness. And yet, the concept of ‘financial wellbeing' is that money can buy you happiness - if you know how and where to use it...
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