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3 reasons to make social care part of your retirement plan

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26th April 2021The cost of funding care and delivering support to the elderly has become a national priority. However, research suggests it’s still not something individuals are thinking about when they make retirement plans. As average life expectancy has risen, the demand for care has soared and more people are living with complex needs. A […]

Your Q1 2021 market update

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26th April 2021It’s now just over a year since equity markets across the world reached the bottom. Since then, the MSCI World Index has rallied by 79% and now sits 18% above its pre-Covid highs. The continuing vaccine rollout has boosted markets across the world as economies prepare to open up. Even in areas where […]

5 ways to make the most of your additional pandemic savings

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26th April 2021In recent months, Brits have become a nation of savers. The Guardian reports we collectively put £17.1 billion into savings and deposit accounts in February, on top of the £18.5 billion we saved in January. With shops, restaurants and theatres closed, and restrictions placed on movement, you may have seen your bank account […]

3 serious financial scams to avoid

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16th March 2021 Multiple lockdowns and restrictions on movement have been tough on our physical and mental health. Even people previously “doing okay” have found themselves struggling over the past 12 months, and these feelings can leave you vulnerable to scams. Scammers have defrauded Brits out of millions of pounds in the last year, using […]

Your 2021 Budget summary

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3rd March 2021 On Wednesday 3 March, Rishi Sunak delivered his second Budget as chancellor. The Budget outlines the state of the economy and the government’s spending plans. The World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a pandemic on 11 March 2020, the same date as the 2020 Budget. Since then, the pandemic has led to lockdowns, […]