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Knowledge Hub

Simple vs Complex Investing

Simple vs Complex Investing

Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we summarise market activity over the past seven days.
LSA Retirement Living Standards: How much money do you need for retirement?

LSA Retirement Living Standards: How much money do you need for retirement?

The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (“PLSA”) has undertaken research to determine the annual expenditure that an individual or couple would need to have to live securely in retirement.
What are Labour’s potential changes for pensions?

What are Labour’s potential changes for pensions?

With a new Labour government in power, it is natural to ponder the potential impact on various aspects of the economy, including the tax treatment of UK pensions. Wealth Planning Director Ian Cosnett explores this topic further.
US Election 2024 and the impact of Trump 2.0

US Election 2024 and the impact of Trump 2.0

Trump 2.0: what are the market risks?
What is the difference between financial advice and financial planning?

What is the difference between financial advice and financial planning?

Financial planning and financial advice are closely related but distinct services you might want to use to manage your money effectively. We explore how they differ.
How Are Markets Reacting to Election Results?

How Are Markets Reacting to Election Results?

Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we summarise market activity over the past seven days.
Labour wins by a landslide; France’s election result brings uncertainty

Labour wins by a landslide; France’s election result brings uncertainty

In the UK, as predicted, the Labour party has been elected to government with a large majority. UK financial markets have been relatively stable throughout the election process and the market reaction overnight remained limited. 
Investing in Collectibles: What are the Pros and Cons?

Investing in Collectibles: What are the Pros and Cons?

Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we summarise market activity over the past seven days.
Should you rush to pay private school fees upfront ahead of the general election?

Should you rush to pay private school fees upfront ahead of the general election?

We look at the impact of the introduction of VAT on private school fees, which forms part of the Labour party’s election manifesto.  
The Gender Pensions Gap: What is it & What can be done

The Gender Pensions Gap: What is it & What can be done

Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we summarise market activity over the past seven days.
Football and Investing, are there parallels?

Football and Investing, are there parallels?

Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we summarise market activity over the past seven days.
Does it pay to be patient with your investments?

Does it pay to be patient with your investments?

Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we summarise market activity over the past seven days.
Examining the Role of Central Banks

Examining the Role of Central Banks

Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we summarise market activity over the past seven days.
Fireworks on 4 July or 5 November?

Fireworks on 4 July or 5 November?

The Fourth of July is America’s Independence Day, and this year it’s also the day British voters will go to the polls to elect the next government. Americans, meanwhile, will vote in a presidential election on 5 November (the UK’s Guy Fawkes Night), and we expect fireworks as US voters choose between two candidates with polar opposite views.
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