Your priority is building up assets and providing for the family, but you have large outgoings at this stage of your life and need to manage your finances carefully. You have a portfolio of investments from which you hope to cover the school fees. You have a buy-to-let property (or two). You also have savings plans in place, and are fully insured in case the worst should happen. You are worried about the size of your pension pot and have started salting more money away for retirement. Elderly relatives may be in a position to leave you a windfall or two, which you hope to save rather than spend.

At this stage of your life, the following sections of yourmoney.com may be of the greatest interest to you:

• Investments: you are probably very interested in the performance of your investments and the options available to you at this juncture.
• Buy-to-let mortgages: even if you are an experienced landlord, you might benefit from extra help and information. Why not check out our filmed discussion between buy-to-let experts for the inside track?
• Insurance:you may be insured to the eyeballs, but you could be paying over the odds. Visit our Insurance tips for information on lowering premiums and more
• Savings:if you have money to save, you will want to know that it is working as hard as possible for you. Our Savings basics might help, or perhaps you'd like to know The truth about bonds?
• Pensions: retirment may not be around the corner just yet, but you need to be taking extra care with your pension. You might want to know more about SIPPs or Top tips on pensions in general