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Kat Mann

Kat is the head of PR and savings and investment specialist at Nutmeg and has a passion for pensions, investing and all things financial literacy and financial independence. Having worked in the investment and wealth management industry for over a decade for institutional and consumer investment brands, as well as the consumer champion Which?, Kat has been recognised as one of the most influential women working in FinTech by Innovate Finance for the last two years.

Are women changing the way they think about investing?  

|4 min

The last few years have certainly provided all of us with financial challenges and reasons to reconsider how we think about money. Whether it is job uncertainty created as a result of the pandemic or more recent speculation of a recession, spiralling inflation or the ongoing rising cost of living putting pressure on household income, financial stability has been brought into sharp focus. However, according to new insight from Nutmeg, one positive legacy is the significant shift in the attitudes and behaviours of women towards their money, and more importantly, their investments.  

Should I put all my pensions together in one place?

|4 min

If you’ve had more than one job, then it is likely that you have more than one workplace pension. While it is possible to have more than one pension, putting your pensions together in one place can have some advantages for both you, and your family.  

A couple viewing a new house to buy from outside the property in England

How long will it take you to get on the property ladder?

|5 min

We are a nation of homeowners – at least notionally we are. While the UK has traditionally had a love affair with property and home ownership – fostered by successive government initiatives from right to buy to help to buy – the reality is that for many getting a foot on the property ladder has never felt harder. 

6 bikes in a row

The accounts you need in your financial life

|4 min

From current accounts to savings or investing pots, it can be difficult to stay on top of the best place to keep your money. Some people will prefer to shop around and change their accounts regularly, while others may prefer to stick to one or two providers for the long-term. Which is right for you will likely come down to your personal circumstances, but here are some things to consider if you’re thinking about updating your accounts.  

Couch to 10K

Couch to £10k – an investment plan

|5 min

If you’re thinking about getting yourself into good financial shape, then there’s no better time to start than today. Whether you’re making the most of your existing tax allowances or setting yourself a new goal, here are some tips for getting financially fit.

LISA or pension

Should I use a Lifetime ISA or a pension? 

|6 min

In April 2017, the government introduced a new type of Individual Savings Account (ISA): the Lifetime ISA. Designed to help people put money away for either their first home or retirement, the Lifetime ISA gave people more flexibility to save or invest for their future. But when it comes to pension planning, which is better: the Lifetime ISA or a pension?