Pigs can fly

Published on 6 February, 2014 by in Financial Planning

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During the depths of euro crisis, the countries at the periphery of the Eurozone, with the greatest debts and weakest economies, became known collectively as the Piigs. They were Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain. emailprint

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UK families are divided by a growing income gap despite their typical incomes reaching a three year high, the latest Aviva Family Finances Report revealed in December 2013. The report, which tracks the financial circumstances of different UK family types, also shows that while more families than ever have savings, an increasing number have less […]

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Company directors and owners of SMEs make plans and do forecasts all the time. Cash flow forecasts, SWOT analyses, plans for renewals and refurbishment; there’s hardly a day when they’re not eyeball to eyeball with a spreadsheet.

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Why pay more tax than you need to? It’s that time of year again when we encourage you to make sure you are taking advantage of your ISA limits before it’s too late. It’s important to remember that each year you get a new ISA allowance, which rises year-on-year within inflation, so how can you […]

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February Market Commentary

Published on 5 February, 2014 by in Financial Planning

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Well, not a good start to the year. In order to bring you this bulletin we record the month-end figures of eleven of the world’s leading stock markets. They were all down in January: Germany and France were the ‘best’ performers with falls of only 3% whilst Brazil and Japan recorded falls of 8%.

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