Worldwide Financial Planning

The US Midterms this week saw the Democrats wrestle back control of the House of Representatives after eight years, while the Republicans maintained control of the Senate leaving the country politically gridlocked.

In a budget where the current government is in tatters, laden with exceptional debt and with one of the biggest changes via Brexit on the way, it was always going to be a show and a crowd pleaser wher

This week the market looks to have finally settled down, after prematurely declaring the same thing last week.

This week markets appeared to stabilise, albeit in an unstable fashion, with a mix of up days and down days.

On the week the markets nosedived, each of the global specialist columnists had been running their ‘view of the markets’ seminars and columns, body swerving, or unaware of what lay ahead the following

This week the paranoia over interest rates that has haunted the markets throughout October looks a little more justified, following the release of the minutes from the September meeting of the US Federal Reserve's rate setting body, the Open Market Committee.