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Financial Planning, Investment, Long Term Care, Pension
Currently there are 14.2m pension investors in the UK and countless millions of ISA investors who may be receiving a raw deal, and their apathy costing their future financial security millions.
Take M&G who have one fund that charges £93,000 a day in fees. (One of many funds they have).
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MARKETS SETTLE DOWN FOR SUMMER
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
With the Prime Minister walking through the Alps, we've had to settle for second rate drama from some of the governments bit part players.
This weeks's episode was about someone called Liam Fox and chickens.
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Mind The Gap
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Long Term Care, Life Insurance Advice
It's quite disturbing to find out that 8.5 million breadwinners in the UK have no life insurance at all. The Association of British Insurers calculates that households are £263 billion underinsured potentially leaving dependents to deal with extraordinary hardship on top of the pain and despair of losing someone they love. That's a big gap.
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BREXIT TAKES BACK SEAT TO INFLATION
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
Central bankers are splitting into two camps, the inflation is real and it's time to start hiking side vs. the inflation is temporary and the economy still needs to be on low rate life support side.
The latest figures put the latter in the ascendency.
As F Scott Fitzgerald stated "The test of first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function."
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BREXIT BACKLASH
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Debt Consolidation, Financial Planning, Investment, Long Term Care, Pension
While its likely that article 50 is irreversible; to achieve the hard Brexit that seemed inevitable only a few months ago, a lot of things need to happen.
A weak and unpopular prime minister needs to keep together a fragile government, public support needs to be maintained in the face or worsening economic conditions and mounting costs, and serious technical challenges of regulation and infrastructure, many of which are not yet fully understood, need to be solved.