The latest edition of our Smart Money Magazine is now available to download
Topics covered in this months edition
- Navigating the Pensions Landscape
- End of Year Tax Planning
- Beat the ISA Deadline
- Making a Will
- Speading Investment Risk
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Credit Rating Agency Moody’s have announced downgrades for a number of Euro zone nations. It has also issued a negative outlook for the UK. This could spell problems for the UK’s AAA credit rating.
It’s only Monday and it has been a busy week already. Greece yesterday approved further
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Between now and the end of the tax year.
Well hopefully if you have to complete a self assessment tax return you will have completed and submitted it online. If not you might be in for a shock, fine and interest on the outstanding tax due.
However we have to remember that the 2010 -2011 tax year
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It's not very long before the ending of the tax year. It is so essential to make the most of any allowances and tax breaks that are useable.
By using the allowances and annual exemptions you might be able to reduce your tax bill substantially. This can ordinarily be done quick and easily with the
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A free copy of our esmart money publication is available to download.
This months publication covers
- Emerging Markets
- Corporate Bond Funds
- Self invested pension arrangements
- Investing for income
- Inheritance tax planning
- ISA's
Plus much, much more.
To obtain a copy of our free
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Created on: Wed 30 September 2009 16:56
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We have recently published our creating wealth publication.
It is available free of charge.
To download a copy, please go to our resources page.
Created on: Thu 17 September 2009 13:11
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Created on: Thu 06 August 2009 10:53
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Our article Banks and Financial Advice has been published. To read the article please go to http://www.squidoo.com/independentfinancialadvice
Created on: Mon 03 August 2009 07:58
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We all know the old adage about death and taxes, but how many people like really like paying hard earned money to the Inland Revenue.
As part of our latest advertising campaign we are offering a free copy of our Consilium Asset Management IHT Guide.
The leaflet offers information on how inheritance
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The state of the UK's public finances worsened in June as the total debt owed escalated to £800 Billion. Borrowing has nearly doubled over the last twelve months.
The Office of National Statistics confirmed that public sector borrowing was £13Billion for last month. This was lower than
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The Financial Services Authority has recently issued a blue print for the future of the financial services' industry.
The latest consultation paper response called the “Retail Distribution Review” was published last week. The aim of the review is to.
Provide greater clarity for consumers. The
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We have recently produced our Investment Process document. The aim of the document is to provide a framework for advising clients on their investments in the current turbulent times.
The Investment Process acts as a frame work, helping our clients to understand how we make investment
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Created on: Tue 12 May 2009 12:54
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Taking on hundreds of billions of pounds of extra bank liabilities
They are the most far-reaching proposals yet to prop up the tattered banking system.
Yet it is far from certain that the government taking on hundreds of billions of pounds of extra bank liabilities will kick-start lending to firms
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Now is a great time to discuss your problem with us
The fall in the value of assets such as shares, buy-to-let properties and holiday homes to their lowest levels in years, combined with capital gains being taxed at its lowest rate in 40 years, may be prompting more and more taxpayers to give
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There have been recent changes to the rules of intestacy.
If you die without making a valid will then there is no guidance how your estate should be dealt with on your death. If you do not have a will then the rules of intestacy will apply. To see the effect not having a will please see our rules
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Created on: Mon 23 February 2009 09:11
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Well, its official, the Bank of England announced that the UK is in a deep recession with the prospects of the economy contracting in size over the next twelve months.
The doom and gloom we all see on the TV each day is enough to make us reach for the happy pills, but there are things we can do
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Created on: Thu 12 February 2009 10:34
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Many leading fund managers in the UK are concerned that one or more of the major banks in Britain would have difficulty proving their solvencyif they were required to value their assets at today’s values.
The Treasury has financed a £50 billion Bank of England fund to buy up corporate assets,
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Created on: Fri 06 February 2009 15:02
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2008 was a year to forget in many ways. A year of lamentable distinction as the world's largest 'credit bubble' burst. It saw the biggest bankruptcy ever, a record number of bank failures and almost $1 trillion in losses by financial institutions.The only stock market to show a positive return over
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