Following robust performance in 2017, in the first quarter of 2018 economic data has shown deterioration in confidence, particularly in Europe and the UK. This has not yet had any…
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On Friday 8 June, Bristol Cathedral will host the annual High Sheriff of Bristol’s Concert, which raises funds for the High Sheriff’s Fund and Bristol Cathedral Trust. This year’s concert,…
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It all started in February last year, whilst finishing my Master’s at Oxford. After a few drinks at the pub with a friend, we started discussing an idea of doing…
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Most people haven’t considered the pension lifetime allowance (LTA) and probably don’t think it will ever have an impact on them. However an increasing number of pension savers are facing…
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Avoid the April rush, speak to us about your tax planning opportunities.
Tax efficiency is an important part of Financial Planning and our expert team can help you to incorporate…
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In January 2018 open banking reform will see the advancement of banking technology and greater transparency of customer information. We look at what this could mean for the UK banks.
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Equity markets performed well in 2017, but value investors have struggled to identify new investment ideas. Why is this the case and is there a simple method for screening for…
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Mainland Chinese companies which trade in Shanghai or Shenzhen and are quoted in renminbi, known as China A shares, will be included in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index for the…
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United Kingdom Progress in the first phase of the Brexit negotiations has led to some recovery in sterling, albeit from low levels, and respite to the beleaguered London commercial real…
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In 2017, positive returns were seen across virtually all asset classes and regions as sentiment improved over the year. Investors were buoyed by European and Asia markets. After a weak…
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