Newsletters

Here you will find our quarterly newsletter providing topical and current advice on all aspects of financial planning. These newsletters are intended to bring a few important, topical, issues to your attention. If you would like to discuss any of them (or any other aspect of your financial planning) in detail, please telephone for an appointment.

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The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q3 2024

In this issue we take a look at interest rates, political concerns and US markets
The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q4 2023

In this issue we take a look at interest rates, bonds and the FTSE
The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q1 2024

In this issue we take a look at FTSE, inflation and the budget
The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q2 2024

In this issue we take a look at FTSE, inflation and the election

UK News

Chancellor says Brexit deal caused long-term damage to economy
Rachel Reeves made the comments about the 2020 deal at a key meeting of the world's leading finance ministers and central bankers.
Bankers on edge, a gilded cash room and US blaming China - my week with global finance elite
After five days talking to ministers, bankers and trade negotiators at the IMF, the BBC's Faisal Islam assesses the global outlook.
Ed Miliband hints at cut to VAT on energy bills
The energy secretary says the government needs to address the "cost-of-living crisis" facing the country.
China will soon have a new Five Year Plan. Here's how they have changed the world so far
Beijing's leaders are deciding on a blueprint that sets China's economic goals for the next decade.
Government vows to create 400,000 jobs in energy sector
Ed Miliband says the UK's clean energy sector needs developing in order to "get bills down for good".