Worldwide Financial Planning

In what is fast becoming a real-life soap opera, this week's episode of Brexit saw the narrative pick up the pace.

John Bercrow kicked things off by quelling Theresa May's "if it doesn't work try try again" approach of pushing the same deal through only to get continuously rejected by Parliament.

Hard Brexit equals one return, and vice versa, so betting on the above decision making skills would seem an inappropriate way to invest money.

Having saved through private and government pensions, you’ll be keen to know how Brexit, and in particular, a poor or no deal Brexit will affect you.

This week we have to turn our attention yet again to Brexit.

After a series of votes and high political drama it came as a surprise to no one that we find ourselves in exactly the same position as before.

Markets tend to look six months ahead. So we will import inflation and that will affect your monthly ability to spend.

This week we received further evidence of the US-China trade war taking a toll, with data showing Chinese exports reportedly dropping 21% year on year.