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Monthly Archives: August 2016

Time is of the essence


Start thinking about preparing for any big events as soon as you can None of us know exactly what life’s got in store for us, but we know that there are a handful of major events that we’re quite likely … Continue reading

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Pension reforms


How the lifetime allowance reduction could impact on your retirement savings The Government has introduced comprehensive reforms to the pension rules over the previous few years. One important change, which may have been overlooked by some savers, is the reduction … Continue reading

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Investment matters post-Brexit


Facing new challenges at every turn to meet long-term objectives We are now living in a more uncertain world, and for many investors they are facing new challenges at every turn. As correlations between asset classes rise, the right strategy … Continue reading

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Savvy investors


Time to get wrapped up? How to shelter income and capital gains For long-term investors, Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are a very tax-efficient wrapper that can hold cash savings as well as investments in stocks and shares. Savvy investors are … Continue reading

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Protecting you and your estate


Providing your family with lasting benefits means taking preventative action now Protecting your estate is ultimately about securing more of your wealth for your loved ones and planning for what will happen after your death to make the lives of … Continue reading

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Pension confusion


Are most people unprepared for retirement? People are still being left confused by pensions, with almost two thirds not understanding their key features, according to new research by Wesleyan.

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The run-up to retirement


What the over 50s do with their money once the mortgage is paid off Britain’s over 50s are splashing their extra income they receive once they’ve paid off their mortgages on holidays, home improvements and gifts for their children[1], while … Continue reading

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Are millennial investors facing a perfect storm?


Looking at the mismatches between expectation and reality Depressed wages, escalating living costs and a struggling global economy – millennials have a lot on their plates. They need investment income to support short and long-term financial aspirations. Does something have … Continue reading

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Appetite for risk


Striking the right balance is important to avoid losses While diversification is important, you should keep in mind how much risk you are prepared to accept on your money. If it is important to you to avoid losses, you may … Continue reading

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Securing more of your wealth


You don’t have to be wealthy for your estate to be liable for Inheritance Tax Protecting your estate is ultimately about securing more of your wealth for your loved ones and planning for what will happen after your death to … Continue reading

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