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Monthly Money Savers December 2016

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Long Term Care, Mortgage, Pension

Everyday personal financial information you need

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STRESS TESTING PROVES TOO MUCH FOR RBS

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment, Mortgage, Pension

This year the Bank of England’s stress test for UK banks included a 1.9 per cent fall in global GDP, oil dropping to $20 a barrel, a UK property market crash and turmoil in emerging markets. The test has been deemed tougher than previous years however, BoE governor Mark Carney commented that the potential for a financial crisis has increased due to recent events.

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UK ECONOMY STILL STRONG AS POLITICAL BATTLE ROLLS ON

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Pension

The latest good news about the UK economy is a solid figure for business investment in the third quarter, the most recent one following the Brexit vote.

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EQUITY MARKETS RISING COUNTERACTS BOND SELL OFF

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Business Finance, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

A lot of attention has been given to the sell-off in government debt markets, although as ever the reality has failed to match up to the hype.

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Welcome to the Post-Truth Era

By Admin

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

If you ever wanted any more convincing that we now live in the post-truth era then just take a look at what happened in America.

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May Seeks Future Trade Deals

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Business Finance, Financial Planning, Investment, Long Term Care, Monthly Money Savers, Mortgage, Pension

Meanwhile..... The trade deficit has narrowed slightly in the third quarter from almost £13bn to around £12.5bn, however the weaker British pound has not yet contributed to the shrinking deficit.

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