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BRINKMANSHIP IS BACK ALL RIGHT

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

"I felt a wonderful dialogue was building up between you and me, and, ultimately, it is the only dialogue that matters." Trump's letter to the North Korean leader cancelling their long-awaited rendezvous at times reads more like a Dear John letter than official correspondence to the world's biggest nuclear threat.

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Hidden 7% cost for flights

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment

Deciding to book a flight in a foreign currency? Watch out for a few tricks. I’m often offered the ‘guaranteed rate’ by the vendor. Guaranteed very expensive perhaps, but not guaranteed fair.

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OIL HITS $80 A BARREL FOR FIRST TIME IN FOUR YEARS

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

This week we've seen a significant jump in the oil price, no doubt to accommodate the production of souvenir plates and tabloid pull outs for the royal wedding.

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Handcuffed to an Investment Anchor

By Peter McGahan

Categories Investment

There is significant difference in the returns that funds are actually returning. Consider a study of 60 with-profit funds by Barnett Waddingham, a Pension Consultancy which highlights the vast differences in with-profits.

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NUCLEAR NEWS MOVES MARKETS

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

Tangible signs of progress in the relationship between the US and North Korea were enough to ease market nerves after some worrying but predictable geopolitical news earlier in the week.

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QUESTIONS ABOUT CASH HOLDINGS NO LONGER COOL

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

This week Elon Musk's refusal to answer "boring" questions about Tesla's finances cost the company $2bn in market value.

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