Worldwide Financial Planning

This week the collapsing state of US-China trade relations has roiled markets.

As we discussed last week, the latter option gives the flexibility to move between whatever investments are producing the better returns, whether it be growth or value.

This wee, while we await the results from local council elections, there was a chance to indulge in the sport of interest rate speculation

So what do investors turn to in order to beat such an inflation trap?

This week, after a delightful break, we get back to Brexiting.

How exposed are you in your ISA’s, pensions and investments to smaller companies and Mid-Cap stocks in the UK for example, and what happens to the aforementioned stocks at the first sign of a deal tha