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The £3420 Buy to Let Mortgage Imprisonment

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage

Many used a mortgage to top up their purchase, but with the new government’s ever changing goalposts, borrowers are being crippled with a frightening financial imprisonment.

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US LAUNCHES MISSILES AND THE FED ASSESSES BALANCE SHEET

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment, Mortgage, Pension

This week geopolitics comes to the fore, with a potentially momentous meeting between Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping being overlaid with the US missile attack on Syria.

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Are you taking more risk than a ‘Dam Italian Goat?

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment, Long Term Care, Pension

For many people, most in fact, a pension fund will be the second biggest asset of value that they own beyond a property. For some, it may be worth more than their property. These assets not only benefit the owner during their lifetime, but also their partner and now even children thanks to the much changed pension death benefit options.

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Grexit a risk? ... or what’s the real risk?

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Inheritance Tax, Investment, Pension

Whilst a smaller member of the EU, the risk of Greece leaving, especially after the Brexit news, would have a considerable impact on markets through the potential for contagion.

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Trump v… everyone and the war with China?

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment, Life Insurance Advice, Pension

In the past, financial models meant something, and this created the opportunity to look back to look forward. Times are definitely a changing, and it’s hard to see how these models will continue to work.

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BACKTRACK ON TRUMP TRADE

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment, Mortgage, Pension

The “reflation trade”, which is industry speak for betting big on Donald Trump spending on infrastructure and cutting taxes, has been called into question – with some analysts doubting the ability of the administration to get much legislation passed before the end of the year.

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