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September Revealed as The Best Time to Buy A HouseREAD MORE
Articles8th September 2020September Revealed as The Best Time to Buy A House

New research suggests the stamp duty payment holiday isn’t the only reason Brits can make a saving on a property this month. Watch and sunglasses specialist, Tic Watches, has conducted research and worked with experts to reveal the best time of year to find a bargain for high value products including homes, cars and holidays.

AIM Dividends Set to Fall By At Least A Third In 2020 Following A Record 2019 As Covid-19 Crisis Bites into Company ProfitsREAD MORE
Articles7th September 2020AIM Dividends Set to Fall By At Least A Third In 2020 Following A Record 2019 As Covid-19 Crisis Bites into Company Profits

Q2 payouts fell by a third, even after allowing for one-off dividends, takeovers and companies being promoted to the main market. Two fifths of Q2 payers cancelled dividends outright and another tenth cut them, though some of the causes pre-dated Covid-19.

5 Retirement Planning Mistakes To AvoidREAD MORE
Articles2nd September 20205 Retirement Planning Mistakes To Avoid

Retirement planning is one of the most important financial goals, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. For a successful and secure retirement, Granville Turner, Director at Company Formation Specialists, Turner Little, shares his five retirement planning mistakes to avoid.

Why Alternative Lenders Mustn’t Be Frozen Out During the Covid-19 CrisisREAD MORE
Articles26th August 2020Why Alternative Lenders Mustn’t Be Frozen Out During the Covid-19 Crisis

The UK business sector as a whole needs both more financial support for the alternative lending sector which is working together with traditional banks but also more sustainable initiatives to support SMEs in more resilient sectors from the Bank of England as we come to terms with an increasingly capital hungry economy.

Why Gold Prices Have Been Hitting Record HighsREAD MORE
Articles24th August 2020Why Gold Prices Have Been Hitting Record Highs

Gold prices continue to rally this month as the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 continues. The precious metal closed at a little above $2,000 (£1523.05) on August 5th - a record high in the history of gold. Its earlier record peak was in 2011, a few years into the global financial crisis, when investors pushed the price of gold past the $1,900 (£1446.90) threshold.

How Can the Banking Industry Emerge Stronger from The Covid-19 Pandemic?READ MORE
Articles21st August 2020How Can the Banking Industry Emerge Stronger from The Covid-19 Pandemic?

With growing levels of unpredictability around how the pandemic will unfold, there is a societal expectation that access to comprehensive digital services will continue and improve. This expectation is particularly prominent in the banking industry, which rolled out an expanded range of digital services during the early stages of the pandemic to enable customers to manage their finances safely from home.

Why Whisky is the Safest Investment to Make Right NowREAD MORE
Articles18th August 2020Why Whisky is the Safest Investment to Make Right Now

Throughout history, whisky has proven a reliable investment even in time’s of economic decline. Whisky proved a popular choice during the Great Depression, and recent market behaviour would suggest that ‘liquid gold’ will continue to have significant financial gain despite the current climate.

Tax Evasion, Avoidance And Efficiency: Which Are Legal?READ MORE
Articles14th August 2020Tax Evasion, Avoidance And Efficiency: Which Are Legal?

Tax is a subject close to the hearts of most individuals, and business owners. 3 terms frequently used in conversations around tax savings are tax avoidance, tax evasion and tax efficiency.

Fintech Usage Jumps by Over 50% During the Lockdown PeriodREAD MORE
Articles11th August 2020Fintech Usage Jumps by Over 50% During the Lockdown Period

The most common uses of fintech have been checking one’s accounts (88%), transferring money (80%), closing or withdrawing funds out of an investment (35%) and shopping around for new financial products (27%).

Forward Planning: 7 Easy Tips for Managing Your Retirement SavingsREAD MORE
Articles7th August 2020Forward Planning: 7 Easy Tips for Managing Your Retirement Savings

We've all dreamed about a blissful retirement, spending more time with the people we love, in places we love and doing things we love. But is it just a pipe dream, or are you financially prepared for the life you wish to lead?

Ten Credit Markets Warnings Signalling Long-Term Alpha OpportunityREAD MORE
Articles3rd August 2020Ten Credit Markets Warnings Signalling Long-Term Alpha Opportunity

Marc SYZ, managing partner of SYZ Capital, highlights ten warning signals that encapsulate the deteriorating fundamentals and illustrate the potential long-term alpha opportunities for alternative investors.

Martin Lewis Financial Education Textbook Rolled Out to 700 Schools Across the UKREAD MORE
Articles29th July 2020Martin Lewis Financial Education Textbook Rolled Out to 700 Schools Across the UK

The first ever financial education textbook to hit Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales will be rolled out over the next 15 months.

How Millennials Can Get Ahead With Their MoneyREAD MORE
Articles27th July 2020How Millennials Can Get Ahead With Their Money

Millennials tend to be good savers, at least compared to other generations. However, millennials still struggle with investing, often because they feel they don’t know enough about the market. However, it’s never too late to invest in your understanding.

Mapped: The UK’s Highest and Lowest Credit Score HotspotsREAD MORE
Articles24th July 2020Mapped: The UK’s Highest and Lowest Credit Score Hotspots

The south is home to eight of the top ten areas with the highest credit scores in the country according to new analysis by Share to Buy.

Markets Have More Upside Potential Despite Second Wave FearsREAD MORE
Articles22nd July 2020Markets Have More Upside Potential Despite Second Wave Fears

While fears of a second wave of coronavirus bring renewed volatility to Europe and the US, investors are looking East for reassurance. China, which entered the pandemic three months ahead of the rest of the world – and now boasts positive economic growth – offers a useful template for the trajectory of the rest of the world.

New Tool Shows The FTSE 100 Is Recovering Slower Than Other Global MarketsREAD MORE
Articles14th July 2020New Tool Shows The FTSE 100 Is Recovering Slower Than Other Global Markets

The Coronavirus lockdown decimated economies all over the planet, but while some stock markets are showing signs of recovery, the UK’s FTSE 100 is taking longer to bounce back.

10 Minute Money Challenges to Get Your Finances in OrderREAD MORE
Articles13th July 202010 Minute Money Challenges to Get Your Finances in Order

Auditing finances can sometimes feel like a huge chore, and things may have been forgotten about or pushed to the bottom of the to-do list during the pandemic. Here are some very easy and quick 10-minute money challenges that people can do in order to get their finances back on track if things have started to get out of control.

What is the Post-Brexit Outlook for Sterling?READ MORE
Articles10th July 2020What is the Post-Brexit Outlook for Sterling?

As we head through the agreed Brexit transition period, many questions remain. One of these uncertainties is that there's no definitive answer whether by 2nd January 2021, a deal will be in place. One of the key areas of concern is what effect Brexit will have on the standing of sterling as, inevitably, the currency will be affected.

UK Gender Income Gap for Single Pensioners Widens by Almost 20% in Four YearsREAD MORE
Articles9th July 2020UK Gender Income Gap for Single Pensioners Widens by Almost 20% in Four Years

Men over the age of 75 receive £114 a week more from their pension income than women of the same age, according to a new report.

Take care of what you share: privacy and protection in a pandemicREAD MORE
Articles7th July 2020Take care of what you share: privacy and protection in a pandemic

A good reputation, hard won, can be ruined in moments. Never have those words been more true than in this strange new “normal”.

How The UK Furlough Scheme Boosted the EconomyREAD MORE
Articles2nd July 2020How The UK Furlough Scheme Boosted the Economy

The UK Furlough Scheme is providing fixed wages to the employees who would have otherwise been unemployed

Britons are Set to Accumulate £75.5bn in Savings as Lockdown Sparks a ‘Money Revolution’READ MORE
Articles30th June 2020Britons are Set to Accumulate £75.5bn in Savings as Lockdown Sparks a ‘Money Revolution’

Joint research by the multi-asset investment platform and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) shows those fortunate enough to have more discretionary income during lockdown are on course to save an average of £1,434 each in the three months to June

The Emerging World of CryptocurrencyREAD MORE
Articles22nd June 2020The Emerging World of Cryptocurrency

As the name suggests, cryptocurrencies are an emerging currency based on cryptography. Bitcoin is the most famous example, but new ones are being launched all the time.

Lockdown has crystallised what the S stands for in ESGREAD MORE
Articles17th June 2020Lockdown has crystallised what the S stands for in ESG

The coronavirus crisis and subsequent lockdown have finally given real clarity on how to evaluate companies’ ability to tackle social issues, “crystallising” what the S in ESG really means, according to Bas NieuweWeme CEO of Aegon Asset Management

These 5 stocks prove that value investing isn’t deadREAD MORE
Articles9th June 2020These 5 stocks prove that value investing isn’t dead

Investors who ignore so-called “value stocks” are at risk of missing out on good long-term gains, RWC Partner’s Ian Lance warns.

How can tech help people manage finances during isolation?READ MORE
Articles1st June 2020How can tech help people manage finances during isolation?

Yiannis Faf, CEO, What We Want The spread of coronavirus has caused an incredible amount of disruption to lives and economies worldwide. The British Government has taken far-reaching steps in an effort to minimise the impact on the UK in both regards, by encouraging the population to practise isolating. Such a massive overhaul of day-to-day […]

Quick Tips for Choosing the Best Online BrokerREAD MORE
Articles18th May 2020Quick Tips for Choosing the Best Online Broker

There are plenty of factors that contribute to making someone a successful trader.

Quintet opens for business in SwitzerlandREAD MORE
Articles12th May 2020Quintet opens for business in Switzerland

Acquisition of Bank am Bellevue receives regulatory approval and successfully closes

A Wealth Consultants Guide to Changing Wealth ManagersREAD MORE
Articles7th May 2020A Wealth Consultants Guide to Changing Wealth Managers

Wealth managers are there to seek counsel and guidance with your investment funds. Like a critical friend, they are there to help with strategy and suggest solutions to any financial queries. But what if your wealth manager is not helping you meet your financial goals? What are your options?

Why financial planning tools should be at the forefront of every modern wealth management firmREAD MORE
Articles27th April 2020Why financial planning tools should be at the forefront of every modern wealth management firm

There has been a radical shift in client’s behaviour towards portfolio construction. No longer is there a requirement for costly active portfolios and instead, many would rather opt for passive low-cost investment products. With a range of advisors providing this offering, the market has become fiercely competitive.

Customers out in the cold: the removal of banking services under UK civil and criminal lawREAD MORE
Articles23rd April 2020Customers out in the cold: the removal of banking services under UK civil and criminal law

Financial crime is one of the biggest threats facing the global economy. The 2019 Crime Survey for England & Wales indicated that 3,863,000 fraud offences were committed last year alone, with a high number of cases also unreported.

UK reduces its oil imports by over 75 million barrels in five yearsREAD MORE
Articles20th April 2020UK reduces its oil imports by over 75 million barrels in five years

While the country remains the 12th biggest global importer of oil, including petroleum oils, it has taken great strides towards reducing its reliance on such environmentally-harmful fuels. Between 2013 and 2018, the UK had the eighth-best rate in Europe for reducing such imports, with its intake dropping by 76.9 million barrels (from 359 million to just over 280 million).

The Future of Tax HavensREAD MORE
Articles20th April 2020The Future of Tax Havens

“The EU set up the system in 2017, to put pressure on countries to crack down on tax havens and unfair competition, sanctioning those it considered unfair in offering tax avoidance schemes. However, with this news coming in just weeks after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, many are concerned it’s a sign of things to come,” says Granville Turner, Director at Offshore Company Formation Specialists, Turner Little.

How COVID-19 is Impacting the Rental MarketREAD MORE
Articles15th April 2020How COVID-19 is Impacting the Rental Market

TurboTenant, an all-in-one, free property management tool, releases its latest industry report - "How COVID-19 is Impacting the Rental Market." This report highlights key rental market indicators from March 2020 in cities throughout the U.S. who have and are currently following social distancing and stay-at-home orders.

Cold Shoulder From Banks As Hiring Freeze Puts Pressure On Cashflow For Recruitment FirmsREAD MORE
Articles30th March 2020Cold Shoulder From Banks As Hiring Freeze Puts Pressure On Cashflow For Recruitment Firms

The Association of Professional Staffing Companies called for a more responsible approach from the banking sector as a survey of its membership painted a picture of demands for personal guarantees, offers of alternative loans to the Government backed Business Interruption Loan (CBIL) and inflated interest rates.

How Clued Up Are You On The FTSE 100?READ MORE
Articles26th March 2020How Clued Up Are You On The FTSE 100?

Brits incorrectly believe household favourites Tesco and Sainsburys are in the top 10 biggest companies of the FTSE 100, according to a new poll by IG Markets.

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