Investing Responsibly – Going Mainstream
Ethical investing is by no means a new trend, and those investing as early as the 1970’s may well have seen this as an option when setting up a pension or life policy.
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The 2020/21 tax year is coming to a close, and if appropriate to your particular situation there are some important tax planning issues and opportunities you may wish to consider.
Read The Full ArticleSHARP DECLINE IN UK/EU TRADE AS COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS AND BREXIT COMBINE
This week we got news that UK exports to the EU dropped by 40 per cent in January.
Read The Full ArticlePOTENTIAL FOR SWIFT RECOVERY PROMPTS FEARS OF INFLATION
This week there was a bit of excitement in markets as investors tried to process what an end to the coronavirus pandemic might mean. In the
first instance there is some hope this might mean a strong recovery over the summer, as pent up demand gets released and some of the savings
people made over 2020 get spent.
THE FRICTIONAL COSTS OF TRADING POST-BREXIT ARE BECOMING MORE APPARENT
This week we caught a slight glimpse of what life was like in the before times, when the most notable news we had to deal with was a couple of central bank statements.
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This week we caught a slight glimpse of what life was like in the before times, when the most notable news we had to deal with was a couple of central bank statements.
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This week we caught a slight glimpse of what life was like in the before times, when the most notable news we had to deal with was a couple of central bank statements.
Read The Full ArticleJOE BIDEN RESTORES NORMALITY AT THE WHITE HOUSE AS THE UK FINALLY HITS A COVID-19 TARGET
This week the Donald Trump era came to an end as Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States in a low key and, thankfully, low drama ceremony.
Read The Full ArticleTURBULENT START TO 2021 DASHES HOPES OF A LESS EVENTFUL YEAR
The Bank of England continues to move closer to implementing negative interest rates in its efforts to stimulate the economy in the face of the coronavirus-inspired recession and potential effect of no-deal with the EU.
Read The Full ArticleREVIEW OF THE PAST QUARTER: WINTER OUTLOOK
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