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Budget pension changes and tax-free cash

By Worldwide Financial Planning

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Those with pension pots of in excess of £1million will undoubtedly benefit from the proposals of abolishing the lifetime allowance. The annual allowance hike will also benefit those earning between £100,000 and £260,000.

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‘RISING CORE INFLATION MEANS BANK OF ENGLAND IS EXPECTED TO KEEP RAISING INTEREST RATES’

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment

The decline in the UK’s headline rate of inflation was not as big as expected as food, housing and services continue to rise, leaving the Bank of England’s recent upward revision to its inflation forecast in doubt.

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Debt ceiling wrestling matches or de-dollarisation

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning

Peter McGahan reluctantly writes about the US debt ceiling farce. He said 'reluctantly' because headlines are everywhere describing all the potential chaos around the likelihood for the US to default, and each journalist wants the public to read their wonderful variation.

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ARE EQUITY MARKETS TOO OPTIMISTIC OR IS THE VIEW OF BOND INVESTORS TOO BLEAK?

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment

In the US, negotiations over the debt ceiling appear to be making some progress and this helped the positive sentiment towards US equities. However, bond markets remain far more sceptical.

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Eat the egg not the chicken!

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning

Often financial advice looks straight at the money side of things, but that isn’t really in the right order. What’s the point in turning the heat up in a house when the windows are broken? So, we should sort the attitudinal pieces first, then fine tune the finances.

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BANK OF ENGLAND RAISES RATES AND SIGNALS MORE TO COME AS INFLATION PROVES STICKY

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment

Unemployment is very low and wages are rising, but signs of weakness are emerging - particularly in employers’ preference for temporary staff over permanent hiring. As the Bank of England has conceded that inflation will remain higher for longer markets now expect several more hikes before it is ready to pause for reflection.

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