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We are always pleased to support and engage in a wide range of community events across the local area and its surroundings, and these past few months have been no exception.

June saw us sponsor the The Walsh Trophy Charity Bowls Competition at Spittal Bowling Club in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA).

Once again, we supported Horncliffe Beer and Music Festival and Dalkeith Show and at the time of going to print; we are looking forward to the Berwick Food and Beer Festival in mid-August, always a great weekend in the town!

We continue our support of local sports clubs; Berwick Rugby Football Club, Magdalene Fields Golf Club, Eyemouth Golf Club and Duns Golf Club for the year ahead, we wish them all a successful 2024/25 season.

It was great to see some of our GWA team take part in the annual Curfew Run around the historic Elizabethan Walls of Berwick upon Tweed.

Staff Community Outreach Initiative

Through our own Staff Community Outreach Initiative, we have supported:

  • The Grove School, Berwick, nominated by Taylor Maphin
  •  Ancrum Junior Football Club, nominated by Graeme Hyland

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Congratulations to Hannah Bass.

We are proud to share that Hannah Bass, from our Wealth Department, has been awarded The Certificate in Paraplanning Prize for her exceptional performance in the 2024 examination year.

Pound cost averaging – What’s it all about?

Pound cost averaging is a phrase which is often used in passing by financial advisers. A little, well-known perk often associated with making regular contributions into an investment. But what does it actually mean?

The Importance of Diversification

As financial advisers, we often talk about the value of diversification within an investment portfolio. This blog post clearly illustrates the concept of diversification through a striking visual — the quilt chart.

Global Market Commentary – 11 November 2025

Another month, another gain for stock markets. It can’t continue like this forever and there are clear signs of profit-taking in some of the most popular trades. This feels like a test to see whether a renewed bout of “buy-the-dip” behaviour will drive stocks to fresh highs once the US government re-opens.