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Ensure that you do not miss out on using valuable tax allowances and exemptions available before 5 April.
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Ensure that you do not miss out on using valuable tax allowances and exemptions available before 5 April.
Your account executive can help you ensure appropriate opportunities to invest tax-efficiently…
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Following the shock result that the UK was to leave the European Union,…
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Investors took the results…
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Read more →United States of America
The US ended the year with the US Federal Reserve (the Fed) increasing interest rates in the December meeting, from 0.50% to 0.75%. The minutes of…
Read more →Japan
Japanese markets performed strongly during December with the Nikkei 225 index up 4.55% and the broad Topix index up 2.38% over the same period. The election of Donald Trump…
Read more →Fixed Interest
The market continued to believe that inflation is set to rise following the success of Donald Trump in the US election, keeping bond markets under pressure. The US…
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