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Have questions about investing? Ask the AJ Bell Money Matters experts. Chance to win a £200 voucher

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geemumsnet · 29/09/2026 15:35

Whether you’re thinking about your family’s future, trying to make your money work a little harder, or generally a little confused about investing, knowing where to start can sometimes feel overwhelming.

Perhaps you’ve built up some savings and want them to work harder for you, reviewing your pension, or looking at ways to build a longer-term financial cushion alongside the everyday costs of family life.

Whatever stage you’re at, AJ Bell Money Matters’ experts are here to answer your questions about investing and planning for the future.

Whether you’re an experienced investor who wants more knowledge or a complete beginner who wants someone to explain the basics, post your question for the AJ Bell Money Matters experts below.

They’ll be answering your questions and sharing practical information to help you feel more confident about investing, pensions and planning for your family’s financial future.

About the experts:
Sarah Coles is AJ Bell’s Head of Personal Finance and has worked in the industry for 20 years. She loves helping people make sense of their money, from savings and investments to pensions and tax, so they can get on with enjoying the things that matter to them.

Charlene Young is AJ Bell’s Head of Technical and previously worked as a financial planner for individuals and small businesses. She knows the ins and outs of tax, savings and pensions - and is particularly good at explaining them without making your head hurt. You may also have spotted her as an expert on The Martin Lewis Money Show.

About AJ Bell Money Matters:
AJ Bell Money Matters was launched in 2021 and exists to encourage more women to engage with their finances and feel good investing. The team has campaigned for inclusivity with podcasts, articles, events, partnerships and dedicated social media channels all designed to help promote inclusivity when it comes to investing. Find out more here.

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Have questions about investing? Ask the AJ Bell Money Matters experts. Chance to win a £200 voucher
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