Worldwide Financial Planning

Positive US payroll numbers, strong corporate earnings, and modest growth isn't normally used as a base case to cut interest rates but this week, the Fed cut interest rates by a quarter percent.

This week saw the appointment of the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - Boris Johnson

For mortgagees today, the never-ending Brexit saga creates a virtually impossible mental battle on whether or not to fix their mortgage.

This week the world has been focused on those two hardy perennials, Trump and Brexit.

In a world of ‘progress’, students arrive into the ‘house purchasing scene’, handicapped not only with student debt, but the starting mindset that debt isn’t a bad thing, and that you can pay £14.99 p

This week saw the UK get dragged into the simmering Middle East conflict between the US and Iran, when the Royal Navy had to intervene to prevent the Iranians from seizing a British tanker in the key shipping lane of the Strait of Hormuz.