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5 failsafe ways to save cash in a time of rising costs

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11 September 2024 In the UK, the cost of living crisis is still happening. Since inflation reached its peak of 11.1% nearly two years ago (October 2022), it has now slowed to just over 2%. But many forget that the effects of double digit-inflation are still being felt by British consumers – the cost of […]

What is the 60% Income Tax trap and how could it affect you?

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11 September 2024 Looking back over the course of your career, it’s likely you are extremely proud of the hard work that brought you to your current position. Earning well means supporting yourself and your family as you progress through life, an achievement which may remain close to your heart. Despite feeling happy about your […]

Over 70? 2 common financial mistakes to avoid in later life

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7 August 2024 We often provide written insights about financial planning for those who are on the cusp of retirement, or who have recently retired. But as financial planners, we often meet older clients who have passed the milestone of turning 70 and are wondering: “What’s next?” If you are unsure about how your financial […]

Your Q2 2024 global market update

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18 July 2024 In April, we reported that six key global stock market indices had all reported positive returns over the first quarter of the year. Thankfully, throughout the second quarter of the year (April to June 2024), this upward trajectory continued, albeit showing more temperate returns than in Q1. The below figures reflect the […]

What a Labour government could mean for your finances

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10 July 2024 In a decisive and historic victory, the Labour Party won the 2024 UK general election with a significant majority and Keir Starmer has become the UK prime minister after 14 years of Conservative government The new chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has already pledged to “fix the foundations” of the British economy in a […]