Transformation time as managing finances pursues agility

September 28, 2020
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If the earning class wants to focus on enhancing its income, it needs someone to take care of its surplus and keep its financial life in order. Today we see a lot of people aspiring to invest wisely but their thirst does not get quenched as they are not served with what they want, proper […]

September 23, 2019
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Three years ago, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation warned that by 2050, there will be more waste plastic in the sea than fish. Without drastic action this bleak forecast will be fulfilled. A recent HSBC report Finding a Plastic-Pollution Solution, states: ‘The truth is that it will be hard to find a solution to plastic pollution. There […]

September 23, 2019
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Every year, thousands of bereaved families become embroiled in disputes over inheritance. This often leads to additional stress at an already challenging time. It can also have a dramatic impact on the time it takes to administer an estate and distribute the proceeds to beneficiaries. Still, it seems that plenty of people are prepared to contest a […]

September 23, 2019
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The cost of private education in the UK has risen by 49% in a decade, according to research published last year. In 2018, the average fees at private prep schools were £13,026 per year. Fees for day pupils at private secondaries average £15,000 versus £33,000 at boarding schools.2 That means six years at prep school translates […]

June 26, 2019
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New analysis by Royal London shows more than 1.5 million people are on track to exceed the lifetime allowance on their pension savings.1 Under the current rules, if your pension savings are worth more than £1.055 million, then you have to pay a tax charge of 55% if you take the excess as a lump […]

June 24, 2019
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Glance at a stock market’s performance over the course of a few weeks, and what stands out is probably not the general direction of travel, but the short-term see-sawing of prices. Short-term volatility shouldn’t matter to long-term investors – it’s just an inevitable part of investing. But even long-term investors can all too easily respond emotionally to […]

June 20, 2019
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How can employers play a greater role in supporting the mental health of their employees? Events like Mental Health Awareness week are helping more people to broach the subject of mental health. But we still live in a world where people face challenges getting the help they need. Work is a big part of most […]

June 20, 2019
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Lloyds Banking Group, which was blasted this week by MPs for “boundless greed” over its bosses’ pay and pensions, has won approval from shareholders — though 10% declined to support the payouts The chairs of parliament’s business and pensions committees, Frank Field and Rachel Reeves, started questioning Lloyds on May 2 over the generous pension […]

June 14, 2019
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He aggregate deficit of the 5,450 defined benefit pension schemes in the Pension Protection Fund 7800 Index fell by £37.5bn in April. This meant the shortfall decreased from 43.9bn in March to £6.4bn at the end of the following month, largely due to a good performance in equity markets. Meanwhile the funding ratio improved from 97.4 per […]

June 9, 2019
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The increases of the state pension age could mean income protection holders face a gap in their cover of up to seven years, experts have warned. IP policies, which provide people with an income if they become too sick or injured to work, are often arranged with an expiry date — typically the age the client […]

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